What were the French advantages during the French and Indian War?
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Strong alliances with Native American tribes
Superior naval power
Larger population of settlers
Access to more advanced weaponry
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What is the purpose of government?
To protect the natural rights of its citizens.
To collect taxes from the population.
To enforce laws that benefit the wealthy.
To maintain a standing army for defense.
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What does “Give me liberty or give me death” mean?
He believed that living under British rule without liberty was unacceptable.
It was a famous quote by Patrick Henry expressing that freedom was worth dying for.
It was a call for peaceful negotiation with the British.
It signifies a desire for wealth over freedom.
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Where was the 'shot heard round the world' fired?
In Lexington, Massachusetts, marking the start of the American Revolutionary War.
In Concord, Massachusetts, during the Boston Tea Party.
In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
In New York City, New York, during the War of 1812.
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What was the outcome of the Treaty of Paris?
France gained more territory in North America.
The Treaty of Paris ended the French and Indian War, with France losing most of its North American territory.
The Treaty of Paris established peace between Britain and Spain.
France retained control over Canada and the Mississippi River.
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How did Britain abuse its power?
Imposing unfair taxes and enforcing strict laws.
Providing aid to its colonies for development.
Encouraging trade and commerce with other nations.
Promoting cultural exchange and understanding.
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What colonial responses were aimed at hurting the British economy?
Boycotting British goods, smuggling, and producing their own goods.
Increasing trade with Britain to gain favor.
Forming alliances with other European powers to support British trade.
Accepting British goods to improve relations.
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