Question 1

A war fought between France and Britain over land in North America lasted from 1756 to 1763.

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French and Indian War

Question 2

He participated in the war as a colonial officer fighting for the British.

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George Washington

Question 3

A wartime political leader of Britain during the Seven Years' War had a single-minded devotion to victory over France. He borrowed large amounts of money to support the war.

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William Pitt

Question 4

British officer and commander-in-chief for the thirteen colonies. He is known for his disastrous expedition against the French. He was killed in that battle.

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General Edward Braddock

Question 5

A colonial frontiersman who raised a militia and adopted the Native Americans' ways of fighting.

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Robert Rogers

Question 6

The unofficial British policy where Parliamentary rule and laws were loosely or not enforced on the American colonies

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Salutary neglect

Question 7

General James Wolfe achieved a dramatic victory when they scaled the cliffs over Quebec, The city was defended by General Louis-Joseph de Montcalm.

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Battle of Quebec

Question 8

Organization of citizens with limited military training.

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Militia

Question 9

A major defeat to the colonial militia and the British army. George Washington was a hero for organizing a retreat for the British, and General Braddock was killed.

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Battle of the Monongahela

Question 10

It was essential to the French and the British because it would allow for easy and faster transportation of goods (fur)  from the interior to the Atlantic Ocean.

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Ohio River Valley

Question 11

An agreement between France and Great Britain ended the French and Indian War. France gave Great Britain all their land in North America (Canada), and Spain gave Florida to the British ( they sided with the French in the war) Spain was given New Orleans and all land west of the Mississippi.

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Treaty of Paris1763

Question 12

Proclamation was declared by the British Crown at the end of the war. It made land east of the Mississippi for Native Americans and forced all colonists to leave for the East.

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Proclamation of 1763

Question 13

First battle of the French and Indian War. George Washington was to deliver a message to the French but he ended up in this battle that began the war.

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Battle of Jumonville Glen (1754)

Question 14

Who won the French and Indian War?

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<P>British</P>

Question 15

The French and Indian War was fought between the British, their colonists, and Native Americans against the French and their Native American allies.

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true

Answer

false

Question 16

Spain joined the war on the British side.

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false

Answer

true

Question 17

Which side was losing the war in the beginning?

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the British

Question 18

The French and Indian War was a world war. It began over land in the Americas but was about competition between the French and Britain over dominance in the world.

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true

Answer

false

Question 19

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false

Answer

true

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