The Seven Years War was not a turning point in American relations with Great Britain because throughout the whole period before, during, and after the war, Britain was still the controller and ruler over America. However, before the Seven Years war, Britain largely left America alone and acted like they didn't exist and the relationship between America and Britain was positive. after the war, Britain became more controlling and harsh to America with unnecessary taxations (Stamp Act, Sugar Act, etc.) and their soldiers were forced into the colonies to watch them, therefore the relationship between Britain and America became negative. So overall, the Seven Years war was a turning point in American relations with Great Britain because during the
