french and indian war and american revolution, northwest territory, frontier wars, sectional issues and War of 1812, Underground Railroad
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- Q1What two wars took place during the 1700s?French and Indian War and American Revolution45sEditDelete
- Q2Who was involved in the French and Indian War?French, Indians, and British45sEditDelete
- Q3Who were the Native Americans allied with during the French and Indian War?French45sEditDelete
- Q4Who won the French and Indian War?British45sEditDelete
- Q5Who fought against each other in the American Revolution?America and England45sEditDelete
- Q6Who won the American Revolution?America45sEditDelete
- Q7Why did the american colonists unite to fight against the British?didn't like the Articles of Confederationthey couldn't move west, no taxation without representation, house British Soldiers45sEditDelete
- Q8Who were the American allies during the American Revolution?France and Spain45sEditDelete
- Q9Who was the general of the Continental army during the Revolutionary war?George Washington45sEditDelete
- Q10What difficulties did the Continental army face at Valley Forge?cold weather, disease, sickness, and not enough shoes or warm clothes45sEditDelete
- Q11What changed after Great Britain signed the Treaty of ParisWe became a free country45sEditDelete
- Q12What rights were guaranteed under the Northwest OrdinanceRight to vote, no slavery, all tax money went to education, when you become a state you are equal to all others, they would protect you from Indian attacks45sEditDelete
- Q13What was the first step to become a state in the Northwest Ordinance?Pick a governor and judges45sEditDelete
- Q14What happened to general St. Clair after St. Claire's DisasterHe was fired45sEditDelete
- Q15What battle resulted in the the Native Americans having to sign the Treaty of Greenville?Battle of Fallen Timbers45sEditDelete
- Q16Who went against each other in the Battle of Fallen Timbers?American Army and Native Americans45sEditDelete
- Q17Who won the battle of Fallen Timbers?the American Army45sEditDelete
- Q18What did signing the treaty of Greenville do to the Native Americans?It forced them to move to the Northwest part of Ohio45sEditDelete
- Q19What was the second step in the Northwest Ordinance?5,000 white men and then you could declare a territory and pick a legislature45sEditDelete
- Q20What was the third step in the Northwest Ordinance?once you have 60,000 people write a state constitution and apply to be a state45sEditDelete