Rivalry in North America

The British king treated his colonists

• similar to how the Spanish King treated its colonists
• let the colonies settle on their own
• Taxed the colonies

• treated them poorly

Salutary neglect

• where parliamentary rules and laws were loosely or not enforced on the American colonies and trade

• where parliamentary rules and laws were strictly enforced on the American colonies and trade
• where parliamentary rules and laws were not enforced on the French Colonies and trade

• where parliamentary rules and laws were enforced on the British and French

A group of people who are on your side during a war are known as your ________

• Repeal
• boycott
• Petition
• rivals
• allies

When two or more groups clash, or do not get along, they are known as ________.

• repeal
• boycott
• rivals
• allies

The control the King used towards the colonies in the beginning prior to the French and Indian War?

• authoritarian
• dictatorship
• salutary neglect

What was one for the biggest things over which the French and English fought North America.

• Religion
• Taxes
• Fur trading

How did British colonists differ from French colonists in the 1700s?

• The British did not claim land for farming, but the French did.
• The British settled in only one area, while the French established thirteen colonies.
• The British settled towns and farms, while the French mostly trapped and traded and had good relationships with the Native Americans
• The French did not interact with the Native American tribes, while the British established good relationships with them.

The French and the British were both ________ North America.

• enemies of
• colonizers of
• indigenous to
• emigrants from

Who claimed the territory of the Ohio River Valley?

• only the French
• the British and the French
• the British and many Native American nations
• Native American nations, the French and the British

Why did the British suffer many losses at the beginning of the war?

• The French outnumbered the British.
• The French army was stronger and better trained.
• The French and Native Americans used tactics like camouflage, confusing the British.
• The French and Native Americans fought battles in straight lines on open fields, confusing the British.