The Seven Years War

The video covers the Seven Years' War, a global conflict from 1755 to 1763 between France and Britain. It discusses the war's global reach, strategies, key battles, and the eventual British victory. The war's consequences, including Britain's financial strain and control over French territories, are highlighted. The video concludes with a reflection on the war's impact and future lessons.

What years did the Seven Years' War span?

• 1745 to 1752

• 1760 to 1767

• 1755 to 1763

• 1750 to 1757

Which continents were involved in the Seven Years' War?

• Europe and Asia

• North America and Australia

• North and South America, India, and West Africa

• Africa and Antarctica

What was Britain's main concern regarding French forts in North America?

• They were losing allies.

• They were being hemmed in, limiting their growth.

• They were losing trade routes.

• They were running out of resources.

What was France's strategy to counter Britain's naval superiority?

• To retreat to Africa

• To hold on and win in Europe

• To build more ships

• To form new alliances

Who was the French general known for adopting guerrilla warfare tactics?

• George Washington

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• James Wolfe

• Montcalm

What was a key factor in Britain's victory over France?

• Control of the seas

• Superior land forces

• Better alliances

• Advanced technology

What was the outcome of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham?

• An undecided battle

• A British victory

• A stalemate

• A French victory

What happened to both generals, Montcalm and Wolfe, during the battle?

• They both retreated

• They both were mortally wounded

• They both were captured

• They both survived

What financial strategy did Britain use to fund the war?

• Selling colonies

• Borrowing from France

• Increased taxes

• National debt

What was a major challenge for Britain after the war?

• Managing new territories and populations

• Negotiating with Spain

• Finding new allies

• Rebuilding their navy