3rd-9 1W Chap 4 Lesson 1 part 2

Indiana Standard 5th Grade

​Gold Letter Notes

By Kevan Graves

Hotspot

Where is the Ohio Valley

Labelling

Drag the answer to the area on the map that each country controlled.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

French Controlled

English Controlled

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​Focus of the Struggle

Gold Letter Note

British = Farms/Cash Crops French= Forest/Furs

Multiple Choice

The British wanted land for..?

• Hunting for furs

• Planting Cash crops

• Digging lakes

• Building trails

Multiple Choice

The French wanted land for..?

• Hunting for furs

• Planting Cash crops

• Digging lakes

• Building trails

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Battle at Fort Duquesne (doo KAIN)

Gold Letter Note

Washington built Fort Necessity

Gold Letter Note

The French Built Fort Duquesne

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​The French Gain the Upper Hand

Gold Letter Note

Outpost: Smaller camp away from a settlement

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of the word “outpost”

• A temporary shelter for travelers and their horses

• small camp far away from the main part of a settlement

• A fortified military base inside a large city.

• The main central hub for trade and commerce for all people.

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The Turning Point

Multiple Choice

Who was the British Prime Minister at this time?

• Boris Johnson
• William Pitt

• Theresa May
• David Cameron
• Avery O'Neall

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​Climax of the War

Multiple Choice

On September 18th, 1759 The French Surrendered what city?

• Halifax
• Montreal
• Ottawa
• Quebec
• Toronto

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Outcomes and Aftermath

Multiple Choice

How did Great Britain try to keep the cost down of protecting its American colonies?

• By hiring British soldiers and increasing trade tariffs.
• By reducing military presence and offering land grants.
• By negotiating treaties with Native Americans and lowering taxes.
• By relying on foreign mercenaries and cutting colonial funding.
• Issuing the Proclamation of 1763 to keep settlements small

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War Chief Pontiac

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Gold Letter Note

​How did the British feel about the Proclamation of 1763?

They were NOT happy. The ignored the order and continued to cross the Appalachians to settle and claim land

Multiple Choice

How did the colonist feel about the Proclamation of 1763?

• The colonists felt mad and restricted by the Proclamation of 1763.

• The colonists felt relieved and supported by the Proclamation of 1763.
• The colonists were indifferent and unconcerned about the Proclamation of 1763.
• The colonists felt empowered and encouraged by the Proclamation of 1763.
• The colonists were pleased and satisfied with the Proclamation of 1763.