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The French and Indian War (Conversation)

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Q 1/10
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When was the French and Indian War fought?
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1754-1763
1776-1783
1830-1848
1800-1815
Q 2/10
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What larger conflict was the French and Indian War part of?
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Cold War
Civil War
American Revolution
Seven Years' War

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When was the French and Indian War fought?

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What larger conflict was the French and Indian War part of?

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What was the primary cause of the French and Indian War?

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Which battle marked the end of French power in North America?

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What treaty officially ended the French and Indian War?

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Which Native American tribes were involved in the French and Indian War?

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Who led the British forces to victory at the Battle of Quebec?

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Which country ceded large portions of its territory to Britain after the French and Indian War?

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What was the strategic importance of the Ohio River Valley during the French and Indian War?

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Why did many Native American tribes side with the French during the war?

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