French and Indian War 1
What city sits today where Ft. Dusquesne once was
Pittsburgh
Who fought in the French and Indian War?
French and British
What town was home to the 1692 witch trials?
Salem
Who was the leader of Jamestown?
John Smith
This was the second leg of the Triangular Trade Route, where enslaved Africans were bought and sold into slavery.
The Middle Passage
What French Fort sat at the meeting point of 3 major rivers that was a central trading point in the Ohio Valley area?
Duquesne
Which Native American tribe was the only major one that sided with the British?
Iroquois
What was the name of the Indian Chief who was leader of a confederation of tribes thoughout the Great Lakes Region and Ohio and Michigan?
Pontiac
Who brought tobacco to Jamestown
John Rolfe
Which colonial region was the church the center of social status?
New England
Where did this war take place?
Ohio River Valley
What Treaty ended the war?
The Treaty of Paris 1763
Who was the person in the Virginia militia who started the French and Indian War by attacking French soldiers outside of Fort Duquesne and establishing Fort Necessity?
George Washington
There were social classes in colonial society. What was the upper class land owners in the south also known as?
Cavaliers
The first written government in the colonies was the
Mayflower Compact
Who was the new Prime Minister of Great Britain that turned the tide in favor of the British
William Pitt
What was the French and Indian War known as in Europe?
The Seven Years War
What city was under siege by the British Navy that essentially turned the tide of the French/Indian War
Quebec
This was a source of conflict between American Indians and the colonists.
What is land
A phrase used to describe the exchange of goods between the colonies to England/Africa and back to the colonies.
Triangular Trade
Who won the war?
The British
This was the only port city that the French were allowed to keep after the Treaty of Paris 1763.
What is New Orleans
The system of getting 50 acres for each indentured servant someone paid for was called
The Headright System
What was purchased for $24 worth of beads from a local Native American tribe?
Manhattan
This was economic philosophy used by many European countries during the 1600 and 1700's that preached the idea of gaining more wealth through their colonies.
Mercantilism