French and Indian War

What can the reader conclude from paragraph 1?

• The war’s name did not represent what it was about.

• The war was fought in Europe in 1754.

• The war was fought by the American Indians in France.

• The war was between the British and the American Indians.

In paragraph 3 of the selection, what does the word skirmishes mean?

• battles

• arguments

• disagreements

• meetings

The author uses the information in paragraph 6 to show...

• how the Seven Years War helped colonists.

• the effects of the Seven Years War.

• how the Seven Years War was fought.

• the causes of the Seven Years War.

Which events ended the war between the British and the French?

• British gave up its claim to all of its land.

• The Iroquois American Indians sided with the British.

• The French lost the war at the Treaty of Paris.

• Spain helped Cuba finance the war.

According to the selection, which was a result of the war?

• Native American tribes worked together to keep their land.

• Native American tribes gained more land.

• The colonists were able to settle the west.

• There was greater tension between Britain, France and Spain.

What did the author hope to accomplish by writing this selection?

• To describe the different Native American tribes.

• To explain the causes and outcomes of the war.

• To inform the readers where the war was fought.

• To convince the readers that the French shouldn't have given up.

As a result of the Treaty of paris, France lost control of

• Spain

• Cuba

• Great Britain

• The colonies

Another name for the French and Indian War was

• Cold War

• Cuban War

• Seven Years War

• Paris War

The French and Indian War began in

• 1754

• 1763

• 1772

• 1756

An effect of the native America tribes working against each other in the war was

• Many native Americans died.

• Other nations took control of their land.

• They all became friends.

• They moved to Florida.