Exploring Colonial Wars in APUSH

The video discusses the conflicts among French, Spanish, and English colonies before the Revolutionary War, focusing on French colonization in Canada. It covers the French approach to trade with Native Americans, the impact of the French and Indian War, and the resulting tensions leading to the American Revolution. Key events include the Albany Congress, Pontiac's Rebellion, and the Proclamation of 1763.

Which year did the French establish the colony of Quebec?

• 1608

• 1607

• 1610

• 1598

Who was known as the father of New France?

• Louis XIV

• Robert de La Salle

• Samuel de Champlain

• Antoine Cadillac

What was the primary approach of the French towards the natives compared to the British and Spanish?

• Assimilation

• Extermination

• Trade relationships

• Christianization

What was the main outcome of the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713?

• Ended many colonial wars

• Started King George's War

• Began salutary neglect

• Ended the French and Indian War

Which war was directly triggered by George Washington's actions?

• Pontiac's Rebellion

• King George's War

• Queen Anne's War

• The French and Indian War

What was the primary goal of the Albany Plan proposed by Benjamin Franklin?

• To promote trade with the natives

• To establish a unified colonial government

• To declare independence from Britain

• To create a defense against the French

Which city was named after William Pitt?

• Quebec

• New Orleans

• Pittsburgh

• Detroit

What was the main effect of Pontiac's Rebellion?

• It led to the Treaty of Paris

• It ended British colonial rule

• It caused the Proclamation of 1763

• It started the French and Indian War

What did the Proclamation of 1763 primarily prevent?

• Colonial expansion west of the Appalachians

• War with the natives

• Settlement in Quebec

• Trade with the French

What was the primary reason for the British imposition of the Proclamation of 1763?

• To enforce religious conversions

• To prevent further native rebellions

• To control trade routes

• To tax the colonists more effectively