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False  \n“We do not now need to go to the Indies for everything,” the Europeans began to say.“We can get many things from the American colonies, and America is a fine market for our goods.”  \nThe American colonists themselves now said, “See how important we are growing! We shall soon have trade with all Europe. Look at the European ships that come into our harbors!”  \nBut the most far-reaching result of the war was this: As the French were driven from the continent and  \nthe Spanish gave up their claims, the colonists grew to have less need of England's protection. They began to feel like real “grown-up” people. 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