William Pitt

Upon becoming secretary of state Established a Global strategy where defeating the French in the Caribbean and in America was a priority.
His deployment of the aggressive commanders ==Amherst== and $Wolfe$ led to their respective victories capturing ==Montreal== & at the $Battle of the Plains of Abraham$ (led to the capture of Quebec)
He developed a three-pronged strategy in ^^attacking Louisbourg, Quebec & Ticonderoga.^^
Pitt’s policies led to the colonial assemblies' ^^joint agreement of 20,000 colonial soldiers within weeks^^ something his predecessor Loudon failed to do.
In promoting Howe, Wolfe and Amherst Pitt promoted men willing to make aggressive moves.
In overseeing the ^^1757 Militias Act^^, Pitt helped ensure that local militias were established to protect Britain in the face of a French invasion.
Pitt oversaw that British troops were sent to conflicts like the Battle of Krefeld in 1758 as a sign of support for Prussia - Showing the lengths Pitt was willing to go to ensure victory.

1754-163:

William Pitt in power ^^1757^^, and the tides turned. He sees defeating the French as key, sending *^^25,000 men to America.^^ Amherst and Wolfe are commanders.
Pitt sics Frederick the Great of Prussia on French in Europe, providing Fred with subsidies.
George III was scared by Pitt’s power so replaced him and pushed for peace negotiations

Finances:

Pitt ensured the crown paid for all expenses of the 7 years war initially, equipping and provisioning the militia while @@reimbursing colonial assemblies@@. Pitt paid Frederick the Great of Prussia to attack French troops in Europe, in practice, this meant France couldn’t send reinforcements to North America. By utilising the @@parliamentary system of raising taxes and securing loans@@, an easier method in place than the French went through, @@money was more quickly accrued@@. The growing American colonies also helped this.