French and Indian War

Why were the French winning battles at the beginning of the war?

• They had more soldiers.
• They had better soldiers.
• They were the best at fighting linear/European tactics.
• They used guerrilla warfare.

The main cause of the French and Indian War was...

• taxation without representation.
• a broken treaty between the British and French.
• who controlled the Ohio River Valley.
• the kidnapping of the French prince.

What Native American tribe allied with the British?

• Iroquois
• Huron
• English
• Algonquian

What is another name for England?

• France
• Great Britain
• Espanol
• Netherlands

Who started the French and Indian War?

• Ben Franklin
• Sam Adams
• George Washington
• General Braddock

Why did most Native American tribes side with the French?

• The French were trappers/traders not farmers.
• the French charged lower prices for their goods than the British.
• the French had a stronger army and navy.
• There were more French colonists than English colonists.

What physical/natural feature(s) did the Proclamation of 1763 run parallel with?

• Atlantic Ocean
• Mississippi River
• Great Lakes
• Appalachian Mountains

What modern-day city is where three rivers meet and was key to the French and Indian War?

• Boston
• Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh
• New York City

What famous American created the image shown above?

• George Washington
• Sam Adams
• Ben Franklin
• Paul Revere

What was a result of the French and Indian War?

• The British gained all land from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean.
• The French lost all their land in America.
• The British were kicked out of North America.
• Native Americans controlled land from the Atlantic to Mississippi River.