History Seven Years War and Impacts

How long did the Seven Years War last?

• Actually two years

• seven years

• almost ten years

• 7 months

What years did the Seven Years War take place?

• 1756-1763

• 1656-1663

• 1856-1863

• 1956-1963

Where was the Seven Year's War fought?

• Only in the colonies in North America

• Only in Europe

• In both North America and Europe

• in Europe and colonies around the world

Select the correct statement.

• General Wolfe was leading the French and General Montcalm was leading the British.

• Both Generals survived the battle of the Plains of Abraham.

• General Wolfe led the British and General Montcalm led the French. They both died from their wounds.

• General Wolfe led the British and it was he who survived the battler of the Plains of Abraham.

How did the outcome of the war affect New France?

• New France became more powerful

• New France became independent from France

• New France was surrendered to the British and became BNA

• New France was abandoned completely.

What does BNA stand for?

• British National Americas

• British North America

• Britain not America

• British New America

True or False

The Seven Years War in no way impacted the First Nations living in North America.

• True

• False

Select the true statement.

• Trade between the First Nations and the French came to an d end after the war.

• British increased the Frist Nation Peoples access to trade in Europe.

• The British did not move further into First Nations territories.

• All First Nations were pleased with the British take-over.

True or False?

After the Seven years war Britain limited the First Nations ability to trade with Europe.

• True

• False

True or False?

In 1763 the Odawa, Potawatomi and Huron nations met in council and made the decision to continue the fight against the British.

• True

• False