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Who was the British general sent to seize Fort Duquesne in 1755?

• General George Washington

• General Edward Braddock

• General James Wolfe

• General John Burgoyne

What rank was George Washington given when he joined Braddock's army?

• Major

• Captain

• Colonel

• Lieutenant

Why was General Braddock's plan to cut a road through the woods considered a bad idea by the colonists?

• It would take too long to complete.

• It would make the army vulnerable to ambushes.

• It was too expensive.

• It was against British military tradition.

Which groups played important roles in the war besides the British and French forces?

• Spanish soldiers

• Native Americans

• German mercenaries

• Italian explorers

Explain why the Native Americans were effective in their attacks against the British soldiers.

• They had better weapons.

• They were familiar with the land and used camouflage.

• They had more soldiers.

• They had stronger alliances.

What was the outcome of the attack near Fort Duquesne for the British forces?

• They captured Fort Duquesne.

• They retreated after suffering heavy losses.

• They formed a new alliance with the French.

• They received reinforcements and continued the attack.

Analyze the impact of General Braddock's refusal to take advice from the colonists on the outcome of the battle.

• It led to a successful capture of Fort Duquesne.

• It resulted in a well-coordinated attack.

• It caused confusion and ultimately a defeat for the British.

• It had no impact on the battle's outcome.

What strategic mistake did the British make in their approach to Fort Duquesne?

• They underestimated the French forces.

• They ignored the advice of experienced colonists.

• They overestimated their own numbers.

• They failed to secure enough supplies.

Discuss the role of George Washington in the aftermath of the battle near Fort Duquesne.

• He led a successful counterattack.

• He negotiated a truce with the French.

• He took command and led the surviving soldiers to safety.

• He was captured by the French forces.

What lesson can be learned from General Braddock's campaign regarding military strategy in unfamiliar terrain?

• Always rely on traditional military tactics.

• Ignore local advice and proceed with confidence.

• Adapt strategies to the environment and listen to experienced locals.

• Focus solely on numerical superiority.