The map shows the area of The Seven Years’ War. Map of the Seven Years' War. French Territory is in Canada and above the Gulf of St. Lawrence. British Territory includes the New England states along with Nova Scotia. Disputed Claims appear between the two territories. Numerous battle sites such as Quebec, Montreal, Acadia, and Boston are marked.

Which conclusion is most readily drawn from the map?

The location of the Spanish border would likely cause conflict with France and Britain.
The closeness of French and British colonies would likely cause conflict.
The French-controlled interior waterways were important to trade and stocks.
The British-controlled coast was susceptible to invasion.