Study Guide 1
How did the French patterns of settlement differ from the British?
Created a mainly cooperative fur trade with Indigenous groups
Which is an outcome of the Treaty of Paris of 1763?
France lost most of its colonies in North America
What was a primary benefit for Indigenous communities entering into trade alliances with European colonists?
Receiving valuable European goods, such as metal tools and weapons
Which is associated with the Spanish pattern of settlement in North America?
Concentrated efforts to convert the Indigenous population to Christianity
What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?
To prevent colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains
What was an important outcome of Bacon’s Rebellion in Virginia?
. Lead to greater reliance on enslaved labor
Cooperation by the colonists with Indigenous groups early in the 1600s was primarily driven by –
survival
After contact with the Europeans, which is seen as a major reason for the decline of Indigenous populations?
Exposure to various diseases
. The Beaver Wars were an example of
Indigenous groups competing against each other to control trade
Which issue sparked Bacon’s Rebellion in Virginia?
Inability of the governor to control the Indigenous on the frontier
Most Indigenous groups formed alliances with the Europeans mainly to
advance their own interests and strength
Which nation ultimately became the dominant power in North America by the end of the French and Indian War in 1763?
Great Britain
Which best demonstrates the Dutch settlement in North America?
Focused on the fur trade through alliances with Indigenous groups
Which geographic location was the focus in the French and Indian War?
Ohio River Valley
. Despite periods of cooperation, which of the following often led to conflict between colonists and Indigenous people?
Different views on landownership and use