The French and Indian War

Who created the “Join or Die” political cartoon?

• George Washington

• Benjamin Franklin

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Adams

What was the Albany Plan of Union?

• A plan to build a new fort

• A plan to unite the colonies

• A plan to end the war

• A plan to trade with France

Which war is also known as the Seven Years’ War in Europe?

• The Civil War

• The French and Indian War

• The Revolutionary War

• The War of 1812

What was Fort Loudoun’s role during the French and Indian War?

• It was a trading post

• It was a British fort

• It was a French fort

• It was a Native American village

Why did Benjamin Franklin create the “Join or Die” cartoon?

• To make people laugh

• To encourage the colonies to unite

• To show a new animal

• To support the French

How did the Albany Plan of Union try to help the colonies?

• By making new laws for England

• By bringing the colonies together to solve common problems

• By building more forts

• By ending all wars

What was one cause of the French and Indian War?

• Disagreements over land between the British and the French

• The invention of the steam engine

• The colonies wanted independence

• The building of the White House

What was one consequence of the French and Indian War for the British colonies?

• The colonies became part of France

• The British gained more land but had more debt

• The colonies stopped trading

• The war never ended

Explain why Fort Loudoun was important during the French and Indian War.

• It was a place where colonists and Native Americans worked together to protect the area from the French.

• It was a place where the French and British signed a peace treaty.

• It was a place where the colonies declared independence.

• It was a place where gold was found.

Analyze how Benjamin Franklin’s Albany Plan of Union and the “Join or Die” cartoon were connected.

• Both tried to get the colonies to work together for their safety.

• Both were about building new forts.

• Both were about trading with France.

• Both were about ending slavery.