French and Indian War Test Corrections

All Native Americans allied with the French

All Native Americans allied with the English

Most Native Americans allied with the French, but the Iroquois allied with the English

Most Native Americans allied with the English, but the Iroquois allied with the French

Treaty of Paris

Treaty of London

Treaty of the Ohio River Valley

Treaty of the French and Indian War

The treaty did not affect Native Americans.

Native Americans were allowed to have one representative in the Congress.

Native Americans were able to reclaim lost lands from the French and Indian War.

Native Americans were displaced and pushed farther west as more of their lands were taken.

Britain did not offer aid to colonists during the war but still declared sovereignty over them.

Britain placed its colonies under strict control and began taxing them to help pay for the war.

The loss of colonial territory to the French made colonists lose faith in the British government.

Britain expected colonists to fight the war at their own expense and offered no reimbursement.

Both claimed the land in the Ohio River Valley.

British began building forts along the Missouri River.

French soldiers began to settle towns in the Appalachian Mountains.

French claimed the Iroquois Indians were the only ones who had a right to the land.

Spain claimed land west and north of the British Colonies.

The treaty marked the end of France being a major power in the New World.

Britain claimed all of the Caribbean islands and took control of the Triangle Trade.

The 13 Colonies received more independence and representation in the British Empire.

They should meet and ultimately form the Federalist Plan of Union.

It suggests colonies should be against British rule during the French and Indian War.

It suggests the colonies should be united with each other in order to survive the war.

It suggests the colonists should be part of the Iroquois Confederacy if they wanted to survive.

The British stopped settling on Native American land.

The British began paying for the land when they settled there.

The Native Americans lost their French allies and trading partners.

The British lowered the price of their goods because there was no competition.

It declared the colonies independent.

It returned land to the Native Americans.

It allowed indentured servants to gain freedom from their contracts.

It restricted colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.

to punish the American colonists for The Boston Tea Party

to reduce the number of casualties suffered during the French and Indian War

to avoid further conflicts with the Spanish settlers that migrated west of the Mississippi

to keep the British markets on the East Coast profitable and avoid conflicts with Native Americans.