French and Indian War

As citizens of Great Britain, they still practiced British customs, and they still enjoyed the rights and protections that came from their British citizenship. But as time went by, they would start to see themselves more and more as _____________.

• "Americans"

• Native Americans

• Natchez Indians

• Indigenous People

 Great Britain and France had colonies all over the world, and both wanted to control _____________.

• the 13 colonies

• each other's colonies (Great Britain wanted to control the French Colonies, and the French wanted to control the colonies of Great Britain)

• Spain

• King George

It was no surprise when the war that began in ______________spread to two other continents and the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.

• China

• the 13 colonies

• North America

 In Europe and Asia, the French and Indian War was called the Seven Years’ War.

• False

• True

 The portion of the Seven Years' War that was fought in North America was called the French and Indian War.

• True

• False

One of the most important battles of the French and Indian War was the Battle of ___________

• Bunker Hill

• New Orleans

• Quebec

The city of Quebec sat atop steep cliffs alongside the St. Lawrence River. The cliffs protected the city from attack, or at least, that’s what the French believed. One night in September 1759, British soldiers, led by General ___________, climbed to the top of the cliffs. 

• John Smith

• Sir Walter Raleigh

• James Wolfe

The British defeated the French forces and took the city of Quebec.

• True

• False

The Battle of Quebec proved to be the decisive battle that contributed to the end of the French and Indian War.

• False

• True

Both Wolfe and the French general, Louis Montcalm, died in the Battle of Quebec.

• False

• True