Road to Rebellion

The British's treatment of their Native American allies during the French and Indian War led to a two-year war with which tribe?

• Catawba

• Cherokee

• Iroquois

• Yemassee

How did the British government attempt to control the Cherokee during the Cherokee War in South Carolina?

• They offered the Cherokee a peace treaty.

• They blocked trade and took Cherokee hostages.

• They gave the Cherokee control of the Upcountry.

• They gave the Cherokee leaders political power.

How did the French and Indian War affect the relationship between the South Carolina colonists and the Cherokee?

• It improved relations and increased trade between them.

• It improved relations and led the colonists to give more land to the Cherokee.

• It worsened relations and led to a war between them.

• It worsened relations and forced the colonists to give up land to the Cherokee.

According to these maps, dated "before 1754" and "In 1763", how did territorial claims change as a result of the French and Indian War?

• Spain lost the war and a lot of territory.

• Great Britain lost the war and half of their territory.

• Native Americans won the war and gained a lot of territory.

• France lost the war and most of their territory.

What was the outcome of the events in this time line?

• The Cherokee and the British made peace and were allied during the American Revolution.

• Conflicts ended, and the two sides agreed to a more favorable trade agreement.

• The conflict was never resolved, and fighting continued through the American Revolution.

• The Cherokee agreed to a treaty that forced them to give up most of their tribal land.

How did the results of the French and Indian War affect Spain?

• Spain relinquished control of its territory in Florida.

• Spain formed an alliance with France.

• Spain gained control of the Mississippi River.

• Spain sold a portion of its territory to the Native Americans.

Despite winning the French and Indian War, what negative effect did Great Britain suffer as a result of the war?

• Most of the nation’s best generals died in the war.

• The cost of the war left the nation with a significant amount of debt.

• Angry Native American tribes continued to attack British colonies.

• Colonial demand for British goods decreased.

Why did the British government stop their policy of salutary neglect after the French and Indian war?

• They felt the colonies were not capable of governing themselves.

• They needed to collect taxes to pay off debt and support the British army.

• They were angry at the treatment British soldiers received.

• They wanted to punish the colonists for not helping defeat the French.

Citizens of South Carolina who remained loyal to England during the American Revolution were known by what nickname?

• colonists

• freedmen

• Loyalists

• Patriots

During the Colonial Era, why did Boston become the center of revolutionary activity?

• It was protected by the British as the most tolerant of all colonial cities.

• It did not have the same history of self-government as other New England cities.

• It was the main port in New England, so trade regulations directly impacted the city.

• It had more Loyalists than any other city, so it was the leading supporter of British rule.