French & Indian War

Who fought against each other during the French and Indian War?

• The French and Iroquois Nations

• France and Great Britain

• France and Spain

• France and the Cherokee Nation

What was the war fought over?

• Trade routes to Asia

• Religious differences

• Unpaid debts

• Land and territory in North America

Who did most American Indians side with during this war?

• French

• British

Which treaty was negotiated to end the war?

• Treaty of London, 1780

• Treaty of Paris, 1763

• Treaty of Versaille, 1756

• Treaty of Sussex, 1760

Which of these was a result of the war?

• The colonist had less of a reason to stay loyal to Britain

• The colonists saw increased taxes to pay for the war

• The colonists westward expansion was restricted

• All of these

What was the main cause of the French and Indian War?

• The French and British claimed the same land.
• The French and Indians claimed the same land.
• The Indians and British claimed the same land.
• The Indians wouldn't sell their land.

Which of these was a result of the war?

• The colonists began to feel that they had less of a reason to stay loyal to Britain

• The colonists saw increased taxes to pay for the war

• The colonists westward expansion was limited by a royal proclamation

• All of these

What did Britain receive at the end of the war? 

• More territory in North America east of the Mississippi River

• Canada from France

• Florida from Spain

• All of them

What were the 3 causes of the French & Indian War?

(Select 3)

• Britain and France were fighting in Europe. This resulted in fighting between the colonies

• The Colonists wanted support in fighting the Native Americans

• They both wanted to control the Ohio River

• The French had a good relationship fur trading with the Native Americans. Britain wanted to take over the Ohio River Valley for farming

What did the Treaty of Paris (1763) say?

• It gave all the land in North America to Great Britain

• It gave land to the Native Americans.

• France’s land east of the Mississippi

  River and their land in Canada, would now belong to the British.