8th American Republic Chapter 4/5: Great Awakening and French & Indian War
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- Q1Colonial government was strong and unified, Support of Indian tribes.French Advantages
British Advantages
30s - Q2Navy was the strongest in the world, Support of the IroquoisBritish Advantages
French Advantages
30s - Q3Lack of unity among the colonies and little cooperation between the colonies and the British governmentBritish disadvantages
French disadvantages
30s - Q4Name that the American colonists gave the war
Seven Years War
War of Independence
100 Years War
French and Indian War30s - Q5Name that the Europeans called the warFrench and Indian War
100 Years War
War of Independence
Seven Years War
30s - Q6What was the underlying cause of the French and Indian War?
The French invaded New York City in an effort to free imprisoned Frenchmen.
France wanted stop the slave trade in the British colonies.
France and Britain both wanted control of the Ohio Valley (and thus all North America)The Iroquois and Huron tribes attacked French settlements. The French allied with the British to defeat them.
30s - Q7French fighting style learned from native Americans:
frontal assault
false retreat
guerilla warfarepincer maneuver
30s - Q8This army battled in America in full uniform and marched in rank:
Iroquois
Huron
BritishFrench
30s - Q9The plan proposed by Benjamin Franklin in 1754 that aimed to unite the 13 colonies for trade, military, and other purposes; the plan was turned down by the colonies and the Crown:Albany Plan of Union
Olive Branch Petition
Quartering Act
Treaty of Paris
30s - Q10Braddock's defeat followed the British attempt to capture what French fort?
Fort McHenry
Fort Quebec
Fort DuquesneFort Trenton
30s - Q11
After the British captured Fort Duquesne from the French they renamed it Fort _______________ after the Secretary of State in England who contributed to British victories in America:
Fun Fact: The town that grew around this fort became the hometown of Mrs. Murkli! (centuries later, of course)
York
PittQuebec
Trenton
30s - Q12During what battle in 1759 did British victory over French forces on the outskirts of a key French city mark the beginning of the end of French rule in North America?
Battle of Lake Erie
Battle of Fort Ticonderoga
Battle of Fort Duquesne
Battle of Quebec30s - Q13British general who led the British to victory at the Battle of Quebec, but died due to wounds suffered at the battle:
General Montcalm
General Washington
General Braddock
General Wolfe30s - Q14The name of the treaty that caused British to gain Canada, land east of the Mississippi River, and Florida:
Treaty of Quebec
Treaty of London
Treaty of New York
Treaty of Paris30s - Q15Indian chief who led tribes of Indians to attack British settlers; allied with the French:Pontiac
Crazy Horse
Samoset
Metacom
30s