French & Indian War

A military force made up of ordinary citizens who are trained to fight in emergencies is a:

• military

• fur traders

• navy

• militia

The French and Indian war in North America was mostly between the French and:

• Spanish

• British

• Germans

• Portuguese

One reason the French were more friendly with Native Americans than the British was: (3 answers)

• They didn't want their land

• They traded with each other

• They married each other

• Natives converted to Catholicism

• They were in the same lands

The group of Native American nations in eastern North America that joined together under one government was:

• Pontiacs Rebellion

• Treaty of Paris

• French & Indian War

• Iroquois Confederacy

The British Prime Minister William Pitt brought many trained troops in, but that:

• cost a lot of money

• caused the British to lose

• angered the Iroquois Confederacy

• Made France go neutral

The agreement that ended the French and Indian War was the:

• Concordat of Verms

• Treaty of Paris

• Albany Plan of Union

• Boston Massacre

The end of the French and Indian War resulted in the British (2 answers):

• gaining land east of the Mississippi

• letting the colonies become independent

• being kicked out of North America

• gaining Florida from Spain

Ben Franklin's Albany Plan of Union:

• failed to unite the colonies against the French

• united the colonies against the French

• ended the war

• increased slavery in the south