Then France kicks the British out of India. South India will be heavily French influenced, and how that French influence works will ultimately affect the rest of India. In the East, Chandernagore was already catching up to Calcutta and was projected to be even more productive, so shoring up their influence there would be really important. The way I see it, Bombay is the only port the British retain, and I can't see them mounting any sort of influence there the way they did in Bengal; Gujarat has already seen lots and lots of foreign trade- enough to know how to play the traders against each other.
France gets the Ohio Valley, and New France and Louisiana are relatively secure. However, unlike what applegar says, I believe that any 'Americans' (and I use that terms loosely, since the colonies weren't very unified, especially in the beginning) would assimilate; perhaps bringing in new methods of farming, etc. etc. but in the end creating a new 'Louisianan' identity, separate from that of the British Colonies. The Hudson Bay Company loses its land to New France; that's a given. If the British cannot take Canada, then the land is effectively useless, and is sold for a tidy sum. So the west would indeed be French.