The French and Indian War

Between which two countries was the French and Indian War fought?

• Spanish vs. French

• British vs. Spanish

• French vs. British

• British vs. Germany

What negative effect did the war have on Great Britain?

• Demand for British goods decreased.

• The nation was left with a significant amount of debt.

• Angry Native Americans continued to attack the colonists.

• Most of the army generals died.

Why did the British government establish the Proclamation Line of 1763?

• to limit economic activity among the colonies

• to ensure French settlers left the territory

• to reduce conflicts between colonists and Native Americans

• to encourage colonists to establish new settlements

What was one outcome of the French and Indian War?

• Spain gave up all of its land in the western North America.

• Russia gave up claims to the Oregon Territory.

• England gained France's Caribbean islands.

• France gave up all of its land in North America.

What was one result of the Treaty of Paris of 1763?

• The French gained control of the Mississippi River.

• The Spanish gave Florida to the British.

• The British gave Montreal to the French.

• The Native Americas were given land in modern-day Canada.

Where did the French and Indian War begin?

• Columbia Plateau

• New England

• Ohio River Valley

• Atlantic Coastal Region

Which leader turned things around for the British?

• Peach Pitt

• Brad Pitt

• Arm Pitt

• William Pitt

How were the American colonists changed by the French and Indian War?

• They suffered a large population loss.

• They learned they could work together and defend themselves.

• They were unprotected because the British soldiers returned to England.

• The British gave them more power.

The events at Fort Loudon are an example between the British colonists and what group?

• French

• Choctaw

• Spanish

• Cherokee

Where is Fort Loudon located?

• Texas

• Virginia

• Tennessee

• Ohio