Road to Rebellion

Front

The British's treatment of their Native American allies during the French and Indian War led to a two-year war with which tribe? Options: Catawba, Cherokee, Iroquois, Yemassee

Back

Cherokee

Front

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

Back

They blocked trade and took Cherokee hostages.

Front

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

Back

It worsened relations and led to a war between them.

Front

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

Back

France lost the war and most of their territory.

Front

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

Back

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

Front

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

Back

Spain relinquished control of its territory in Florida.

Front

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

Back

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

Front

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

Back

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

Front

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

Back

Loyalists

Front

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

Back

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