how did the french and indian war lead to the american revolution and what were the arguments of the loyalists

The French and Indian War started in 1754 and ended in 1763 with the Treaty of Paris. The war gave the United Kingdom with substantial territory gains in North America,

but disagreements about following frontier policy and the payment of war expenditures fueled colonial dissatisfaction and, ultimately, the American Revolution.

Loyalists preferred nonviolent tactics of protest because they feared that violence would lead to mob control or tyranny.
They also feared that independence would mean losing the economic benefits of membership in the British commercial system. Loyalists were drawn from many areas of life.

What role did the French and Indian War have in the start of the American Revolution?

The French and Indian War aided the start of the American Revolution by raising taxes on the colonies, resulting in widespread protests and boycotts of British products.

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