WorksheetsFrench and Indian War Recap
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
Salutary neglect refers to which of the following policies?
A British policy of avoiding strict enforcement of parliamentary laws in the American colonies
A strict British policy of enforcing all laws in the American colonies
A policy of neglecting trade with foreign nations
A colonial policy of ignoring British rule
Salutary neglect benefited the American colonies by:
allowing them greater self-government and economic freedom.
imposing strict trade regulations on them.
increasing direct British control over colonial affairs.
forcing them to pay higher taxes to Britain.
Britain ended its policy of salutary neglect after the French and Indian War because:
it needed to raise revenue to pay war debts.
it wanted to grant more autonomy to the colonies.
it sought to expand colonial self-government.
it aimed to reduce its involvement in colonial affairs.
Who was the young colonist that led Virginia soldiers and encountered a group of French soldiers, as described in the passage?
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Fill in the blank: The Treaty of Paris of ______ brought an official end to the French and Indian War.
1763
1783
1754
1776
Who was involved in the war? (Four groups of people, 2 vs. 2)
The British and Iroquois vs. The French and the Algonquins
The Spanish and Aztecs vs. The British and Mohawks
The Dutch and Hurons vs. The French and Sioux
The Portuguese and Cherokee vs. The French and Mohicans
Where did the war take place? (What area of North America?)
The Ohio River Valley
The Rocky Mountains
The Great Plains
The Appalachian Mountains
When did the French and Indian War occur? (What year did it start, what year did it end?)
1754-1763
1775-1783
1812-1815
1861-1865
Why were the British and French fighting? (What were they fighting over?)
Both claimed the same territory
They disagreed about trade routes
They were fighting over a personal insult
They wanted control of a religious site
Classify the following results of the French and Indian War as positive or negative.
Early American figures gain leadership experience
The French are no longer a threat in North America
Colonists are not paid with land as promised by the King
The Proclamation of 1763 won't let colonists move to the new land
Colonists are taxed higher to pay the war debt
