T4 L2: The Seven Years' War part 1 (From the Pacing Guide)

What was a major consequence of the Seven Years' War?

• The American Revolution was prevented.

• France became the world's preeminent empire.

• Canada became a British territory.

• The Acadians returned to France.

What was the actual duration of the conflict known as the Seven Years' War, based on its start and end dates?

• Seven years

• Nine years

• Six years

• Ten years

What characteristic of the Seven Years' War led it to be described as the "first global war"?

• It involved only European powers.

• It was fought exclusively in North America.

• It took place across multiple continents and regions worldwide.

• It was the longest war in history.

Why is "Seven Years' War" considered a more appropriate name than "French and Indian War" for the conflict?

• The war only lasted seven years in Europe.

• Native Americans fought on both sides of the conflict.

• The French were not a primary combatant.

• The war was primarily about trade routes, not territory.

Which European powers had territorial claims in North America after 1748?

• England, France, Spain

• England, France, Portugal

• France, Spain, Netherlands

• England, Spain, Russia

Which of the following Native American groups was mentioned as being involved in the conflict?

• Iroquois

• Sioux

• Apache

• Navajo

What was France's primary interest in North America during this period?

• Room to expand

• Trade with Native Americans for fur

• Access to sugar islands

• Precious metals

In the mid-18th century, which territory was considered more valuable to European powers?

• The interior of North America

• The Eastern Seaboard

• Caribbean sugar islands

• Rupert's Land