What was the main thing the French and British were fighting over?
Land
100
What year did the battle of Quebec occur?
1759
100
Who won the French Indian War?
The British
100
What was Fort Snelling designed to do?
Repel attack from any direction.
100
Who was an Officer in Virginia's provicial militia, the Commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution and the First President of the United States?
George Washington
200
Who lost most of the time but kept fighting? French or British?
French
200
When was Louisbourg and Ft. Duquesne captured by the British?
1758
200
By the end of the war, what country was the strongest in the world?
England
200
How long did the French and Indian war last?
(from year to year)
1756-1763
200
Who was the first General to arrive in America from Britain?
Major General Edward Braddock
300
What was the main reason the Native Americans sided with the French?
So they were able to trading with them.
300
Who defeated the British at Ft. Duquesne?
Indian and French-Canadian forces.
300
________ and _________ both suffered financially from the war.
France and Britain.
300
When the Peace treaty of Paris was settled what country got all the land west of Mississippi and New Orleans?
Spain
300
Who was the Colonial leader of Virginia in 1754?
Lieutenant Governor Robert Dinwiddie
400
An increase in ___________ caused them to trade more, and find a larger amount of land.
Population
400
Where did the Massacre at Ft. William Henry take place?
Upstate New York
400
As a result of the war, who got all the land east of the Mississippi?
England
400
What phrase described the French and Indian war?
Beginnings of the "American Spirit"
400
Who led the British to victory in the battle of Quebec?
James Wolfe
500
What was the river valley this war was fought over?
The Ohio River Valley.
500
In what years did William Pitt command the British army?
1757-1761
500
What great leader gained important military insight and experience about fighting in America?
George Washington
500
Define alliances.
A formal aggreeement between two or more Nations to cooperate for specific purposes.
500
In 1756 who took over as commander-in-chief for the french troops in North America?