The Treaty of Paris and Pontiac's Rebellion Assessment

What was a major British change in Native American policy after the war?

• Restricted trade policies

• Increased military presence

• Expansion of land treaties

• Promotion of Native American autonomy

What cruel tactic did British commanders allegedly use at Fort Pitt?

• Giving smallpox-infected items as gifts

• Using starvation as a weapon

• Employing psychological warfare tactics

• Executing prisoners publicly

What was the primary purpose of the Treaty of Paris?

• To end the French and Indian War

• To establish peace between Britain and Spain

• To grant independence to the American colonies

• To resolve territorial disputes in Europe

Who was Pontiac?

• An Ottawa leader

• A famous musician

• A historical figure in the American Revolution

• A Native American tribe

Which fort remained under British control during Pontiac's Rebellion?

• Fort Detroit

• Fort Niagara

• Fort Pitt

• Fort Ticonderoga

According to the Treaty of Paris in 1763, which territory did Britain gain?

• Only Canada

• Only Florida

• Both Canada and Florida

• Neither Canada nor Florida

Which Native American tribes joined Pontiac's Rebellion?

• Delaware, Shawnee, and Iroquois

• Cherokee, Sioux, and Apache

• Navajo, Comanche, and Nez Perce

• Hopi, Zuni, and Mohawk

How long did Pontiac's Rebellion continue after its initial outbreak?

• Six months

• One year

• Two years

• Four years

What area did the colonists assume they could settle after the war?

• The Ohio Valley

• The Great Plains

• The Rocky Mountains

• The Appalachian Mountains

What area were colonists prohibited from settling according to the king's proclamation?

• East of the Mississippi

• West of the Appalachian Mountains

• North of Maine

• South of Georgia