French and Indian War Study Set

Imperial competition between Britain & France led to the French & Indian War because it created conflict over territory and resources in North America.

• It created conflict over territory and resources in North America.

• It resulted in a peaceful alliance between the two nations.

• It led to the immediate independence of American colonies.

• It caused both countries to withdraw from North America.

The nation on the map that had the “best” colonies was:

• Britain

• Portugal

• Belgium

• Italy

Based on the map, problems that might arise among the European powers include:

• Competition for territory and resources

• Increased cooperation and alliances

• Decline in military presence

• Unified economic policies

By 1750, why had Britain and France become serious rivals in North America?

• Both nations used mercantilism to expand their colonial claims and increase their wealth

• Both nations wanted to spread democracy

• Both nations were allies

• Both nations avoided wars in Europe

Fill in the blank: Britain and France went to war ___ times in Europe from 1690-1750.

• 3

• 2

• 4

• 5

The wars in Europe between Britain and France meant that their colonists would fight too.

• True

• False

According to the map and information provided, during which years did the French & Indian War take place?

• 1754-1763

• 1775-1783

• 1492-1502

• 1812-1815

What was a major cause of friction between the British and French colonies during the 1700s?

• Religious differences

• Land disputes

• Trade agreements

• Language barriers

Based on the map, which European power controlled the largest area of North America before the French & Indian War?

• British

• French

• Spanish

• Dutch

According to the map and the statement, what led to the French & Indian War?

• Trade agreements along the Mississippi River

• Land disputes along the Ohio River Valley

• Conflicts over the Atlantic Ocean

• Disagreements about the Hudson's Bay Company