Who was the French and Indian War fought between?

• France and Britain

• France and Native Americans

• Native Americans and Enslaved people

• Britain and Germany

What was the French and Indian war fought over?

• George Washington being the first president

• The land in the Ohio River Valley

• Where Fort Necessity should be built

• Ben Franklin's personal life

Looking at the map from the video, what territorial change was made after the French lost the war?

• The British were the only ones left with colonies in North America

• France took all of Spain's land

• France left North America and Spain gave Florida to the British

• Canada took over the Ohio River Valley

Who was in control of the 13 Colonies?

• Spain

• The colonies' governments

• The English King

• No one

Who helped the British defeat the French in the French and Indian War?

• The Dutch

• The Iriquoi

• Canadians

• The Indiana

What were the two main reasons for rising tensions after the French and Indian War?

• The Proclamation Line and war debt

• The Proclamation Line and continuing French attacks

• Continuing French attacks and pirates

• The Boston Tea Party and the Stamp Act

The Intollerable Acts were passed for what purpose?

• To reward loyal British Colonists

• Help the French take back their lands in North America

• To put an extra tax on traded goods

• To punish colonists who had participated in rebellions like the Boston Tea Party

Where were the first shots of the American Revolution fired?

• Concord, Massachusetts

• Lexington, Massachusetts

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Jamestown, Virginia

Why did delegates meet at the Second Contenental Congress?

• To discuss what to do after the Boston Tea Party

• To prepare for a battle between the colonies

• To discuss what to do after the battle of Lexington and Concord

• To write an angry letter to the king, demanding that he repeal the Intollerable Acts

The Stamp Act was mentioned earlier in the video. What did it place tax on?

• All British tea

• Any paper goods

• Sugar and Molasses

• Exporting Cash Crops