The French and Indian War

The French and Indian War was a conflict between

• The French and the Indians

• French and the British

• Colonists and French

• British and Indians

The French and Indian War was fought over land​ (a)  

• In the Ohio Valley
• In Canada
• In Pennsylvania

The first skirmish of the French and Indian War was led by

• Gov. Dinwiddie

• Alexander Hamilton

• George Washington

• Edward Braddock

As a result of the French and Indian War, the French

• won the land of the Ohio Valley

• Purchased Louisiana

• gave up Canada

• All these answers are correct

Put a rectangle around George Washington.

This painting is of

• Washington Crossing the Delaware

• Washington at Fort Necessity

• Washington crossing the Potomac

• Washington taking Quebec

One argument that the French and Indian War was the the most important in North America was that

• Removing the French as an enemy allowed the Americans to focus on the injustices of the British.

• It was about land

• The King made some major mistakes.

Another argument that the French and Indian War was the the most important in North America was that

• The British government took land that wasn't theirs.

• The British incurred debts that had to be paid.

• The Americans were greedy.

In order to pay the war debts the British government

• levied taxes on the colonists

• fought the war of 1812

• stole money from Spanish galleons.

Another argument that the French and Indian War was the the most important in North America was that

• without the French and Indian War, there wouldn't have been an American Revolution.

• The British taxes to pay for the French and Indian War caused the American Revolution.

• The British limits on expansion after the French and Indian War angered the colonists.

• All these answers are correct.