Unit 4: French & Indian War

French and Indian War

Unit 4: Unrest and Rebellion

Multiple Choice

What territory was being fought over during the French and Indian War?

• Appalachian Mountains

• The French Territory

• Ohio River Valley

• The colonies

​French & Indian Territory

​Ohio River Valley

(Land being fought over)​

​Colonists land owned by Great Britain

Multiple Choice

Who fought in the French and Indian War?

• French against the Indians

• French & Indians against Britain

• French against Britain & Indians

• Colonists against the French

Multiple Select

What were the reasons for wanting the Ohio River Valley area? (Pick TWO answer choices)

• It was easier to trade with Native Americans

• For the colonists to hide from Britain

• Britain didn't like the French people

• Glory - land expansion - gained more land

Multiple Choice

According to the map we just looked at, who won the French and Indian War?

• French

• Indians

• Britain

• Both French and the Indians

Multiple Choice

What was one result for colonists after the war?

• Britain gave the land to the colonists

• Colonists become friends with the French

• Colonists were taxed by Britain

• Nothing changed for the colonists

Multiple Choice

The French now own the Ohio River Valley

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Who owns the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Ohio River Valley?

• The French

• The Indians

• The Colonists

• The British

Multiple Choice

The colonists were able to enjoy the new land that Britain had won

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What is the land called that the French and British were fighting over?

• Indian Nation

• Ohio River Valley

• Appalachian Mountains

• Colonist Territory

Multiple Choice

Who fought in the French and Indian War?

• French and Indians VS British

• Colonists VS French

• French VS Indians

• British VS colonists

Multiple Choice

The French and Indian War is important because....

• It killed off all the Indians

• It made the French leave the United States

• It is the first event leading to the American Revolution

• It isn't important at all