Mediterranean theatre of the Seven Years' War

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The Mediterranean theatre of the Seven Years' War was the naval and coastal front in the Mediterranean Sea where Britain, France, and their allies contested maritime supremacy, trade routes, and key island and port strongholds between 1756 and 1763.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf naval theatre
theatre of war
belligerent Kingdom of France
Kingdom of Great Britain
Kingdom of Sardinia
Kingdom of Spain
Ottoman Empire
Republic of Genoa
conflictBetween Kingdom of France
Kingdom of Great Britain
endTime 1763
hasPart Battle of Minorca (1756)
Siege of Fort St. Philip
blockade operations in the Western Mediterranean
convoy escort operations in the Mediterranean
operations off Toulon
location Algiers
Balearic Islands
Corsica
Genoa
Gibraltar
Livorno
Marseille
Mediterranean Sea
Minorca
Sicily
Toulon
mainFocus control of key ports
control of strategic islands
control of trade routes
maritime supremacy
partOf Seven Years' War
partOfConflict global Anglo-French rivalry
relatedTo Atlantic theatre of the Seven Years' War
European theatre of the Seven Years' War
Indian Ocean theatre of the Seven Years' War
resultedIn British efforts to contain French Mediterranean fleet
French capture of Minorca in 1756
significantFor British naval strategy against France
French attempts to protect Mediterranean commerce
control of Minorca
security of British possession of Gibraltar
startTime 1756
timePeriod 18th century
usedWarfareType amphibious operations
blockade
commerce raiding
naval warfare

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Battle of Minorca (1756) isPartOfTheatre Mediterranean theatre of the Seven Years' War