08 Outcome of the French and Indian War

Which two European powers were the main enemies fighting for control of North America in the French and Indian War?

• Spain and France

• Britain and Spain

• France and Britain

• Britain and the Netherlands

Which country won the French and Indian War?

• France

• Britain

• Spain

• Native American tribes

When did peace negotiations for the French and Indian War begin in Paris?

• Fall of 1763

• Spring of 1762

• Fall of 1762

• Summer of 1763

Which three European superpowers had a seat at the negotiating table for the Treaty of Paris of 1763?

• Britain, France, and Portugal

• Britain, France, and Spain

• France, Spain, and the Netherlands

• Britain, Spain, and Germany

What was the main outcome for France in North America after the Treaty of Paris of 1763?

• They gained new territories.

• They lost almost all their lands.

• They formed a new alliance with Britain.

• They expanded their Caribbean islands.

What land did France give up to Britain, stretching from the Appalachian Mountains to the Mississippi River?

• Florida

• New Orleans

• Canada and territories between the Appalachians and Mississippi

• Only small islands in the Caribbean

What did Spain gain in the Treaty of Paris of 1763?

• Florida

• Land east of the Mississippi River

• Land west of the Mississippi River, including New Orleans

• Control over Canada

What did Spain give to the British in exchange for its gains in the Treaty of Paris of 1763?

• New Orleans

• Florida

• Mexico

• Cuba

After the Treaty of Paris of 1763, how far did British territory in North America stretch?

• From the Atlantic Coast to the Appalachian Mountains

• From Canada down to the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic Coast to the Mississippi River

• Only the original thirteen colonies

• From the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean

Why were Native Americans in the newly acquired British territories unhappy after the French and Indian War?

• They preferred French goods over British goods.

• They had a good relationship with the French and disliked the British moving in.

• They wanted to form their own independent nation.

• They were promised land by the British that was not delivered.