"Pitt's War" refers to the military strategies and policies implemented by British Prime Minister William Pitt the Elder during the Seven Years' War (1756-1763). His leadership focused on expanding British influence globally, particularly in North America and India. Pitt's approach emphasized strong naval power and the use of colonial resources to support military campaigns. Under Pitt's direction, Britain achieved significant victories, including the capture of Quebec in 1759. His strategies not only strengthened Britain's position against France but also laid the groundwork for the British Empire's expansion in the following decades. The war ultimately reshaped global power dynamics.