Book 3, Ch. 1-8

He criticized the Governor of New York and was arrested.

• George Washington

• Peter Zenger

• Jeffrey Amherst

• William Johnson

He was an excellent British general who helped the colonists defeat the French.

• William Pitt

• William Johnson

• Jeffrey Amherst

• Peter Zenger

Which word is a crime that involves printing lies that hurt someone?

• siege

• Fort Necessity

• proclamation

• libel

What problem did the soldiers at Fort Necessity have?

• They ran out of gunpowder because they didn't think the battle would last so long.

• Since the fort was built on low ground, the gunpowder got wet, forcing the colonists to surrender.

• There weren't enough soldiers to fight the French and Indians.

• George Washington wasn't a strong leader, so they lost the battle.

Which of the following was the English foreign secretary who planned effective battle strategies during the French and Indian War?

• William Pitt

• William Johnson

• Jeffrey Amherst

• Peter Zenger

Which of the following was the surveyor sent to tell the French to leave the Ohio Valley?

• William Johnson

• William Pitt

• Peter Zenger

• George Washington

What was the purpose of the Albany Congress?

• to create a new government for the colonies

• to establish the capital in Albany

• to convince the Iroquois to help the British fight against the French

• to elect a president for the colonies

Which of the following was known as Warraghiyagey?

• George Washington

• Jeffrey Amherst

• William Pitt

• William Johnson

What is a siege?

• to capture by surprise

• to surround a place to prevent people and supplies from moving in or out

• to capture quickly

• to constantly attack the enemy until they are forced to surrender

What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

• announced that the colonies were separating from England; this led to the American Revolution

• made George Washington president of the colonies

• ended the French and Indian War

• divided the Appalachian Mountains, keeping colonists to the east and Native Americans to the west