French and Indian War

Who fought in the French and Indian War?

• French vs. Indians
• British vs. French
• British vs. French and Indians
• Indians vs. British

What were the 2 main reasons for the French and Indian War?

• Control of land and trade with Native Americans
• Land and Slaves
• Gold
• Claim to land in Europe

Why do you suppose the Indians helped the French?

• The French forced them to fight because the Indians were enslaved by them.
• The British attacked the Indians first, and the French decided to help the Indians.
• The French and Indians cooperated with one another often; traded with one another and taught each other many techniques for survival.
• The French were fighting the Indians in the war.... The Indians didn't help the French at all.

Who won the French and Indian War?

• England
• France
• Indians
• Spain

As a result of the cost of the war, what did King George III do to the colonists?

• Killed them
• Removed them from the land in the colonies just like the Indians.
• Imposed taxes to pay for the war
• Paid for the war out of his own pocket

The French and Indian War, unfair taxes in the colonies, along with many other events all led to what eventually?

• World War I
• American Revolution
• World War II
• Civil War

Why did most Native Americans side with the French

• The French were going to let them keep their land

• The French were nicer

• The French gave them more money

• The French were better traders

Why was the French and Indian War fought?

• The French, Native Americans, and British did not like each other

• The French and British were both trying to claim the Ohio Country Land

• The French and the British wanted to have more power back in Europe

• The Native Americans wanted to fight both the British and the French

What Treaty ended the French and Indian War?

• Treaty of British

• Treaty of French and Indian War

• Treaty of Native Americans

• Treaty of Paris

Match the vocabulary word with the correct definition: Alliance

• taking no side

• a military force made up of ordinary citizens

• a group of Native American nations in eastern North America joined together under one general government

• partnership