Unit 3 Topic 1 Study Guide

Which THREE groups of people fought in the French and Indian War?

• Native Americans, Europeans, and French

• Native Americans, French, and Spanish

• Native Americans, French, and British

• French, Spanish, and British

Choose the best TWO answers: The British were fighting in the war, because they wanted to:

• Expand the 13 colonies

• Get Native Americans out of the New World

• Claim rich and fertile soil

• Betray their mother country

Who did the Native Americans join sides with in the French and Indian War? Why did they choose this side?

• They joined the French, because they did not like the way the British had treated them.

• They joined the British, because they did not like the way the French had treated them.

• The joined the Spanish, because they were a new country.

• They did not join any country.

The French and Indian War was being fought over what?

• Parking spaces at Burger King

• The Ohio River Valley

• The state of Massachusetts

• Who had the best fur pelts

How long did the French and Indian War last?

• 3 years

• 5 years

• 7 years

• 9 years

What was the Proclamation of 1763?

• Allowed colonists to take more land from the Native Americans.

• Allowed the Native Americans to take more land from the colonies.

• Allowed the colonies to live in the Native American tribes.

• Allowed the Native Americans to claim some of the land they had lost.

What was the cost to Britain for the French and Indian War?

• 50 million

• 210 million

• 140 million

• 70 million

How did the King plan to get his money back from the colonists for the war that he funded?

• The British sent soldiers to get all of the natural resources.

• The British began to tax the colonists for shipping and trade of goods.

• The British asked the colonists to pay them back.

• The British began to trade more goods with the colonists for free.

What was the Sugar Act?

• The act set a tax on every piece of paper the colonists used.

• The act restricted the trading of goods with other colonies.

• The act set a tax on sugar and molasses imported into the colonies.

• The act allowed Native Americans the right to own land.

The Stamp Act was ________ and replaced with the Declaratory Act.

• Put into law

• Repealed

• Denunciated

• Loved