French and Indian War

Who were the primary combatants in the French and Indian War?

• The French and the American Indians

• The British and the American Indians

• The British and the French

• The Spanish and the French

How does the French and Indian War relate to the Seven Years' War?

• It was a separate, unrelated conflict.

• It was a smaller conflict within the larger global Seven Years' War.

• It was the primary cause of the Seven Years' War.

• It was a conflict fought only by American Indians.

What was the primary cause of the French and Indian War?

• Disputes over fishing rights in the Atlantic Ocean.

• Territorial disputes in the Ohio River Valley.

• Religious differences between the British and French.

• Conflicts over trade routes in the Caribbean.

What was the main objective of the Albany Congress in 1754?

• To declare independence from British rule.

• To establish a unified colonial government.

• To organize British colonial defense against the French and American Indians.

• To negotiate a peace treaty with the French.

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What was a significant financial consequence of the French and Indian War for Great Britain?

• A significant decrease in national debt.

• A doubling of the national debt.

• Increased trade revenue from new territories.

• Reduced military spending in the colonies.