Vocabulary
Causes of War
People and Alliances
Battles and Geography
Vocabulary 2
100

A nation that works with another nation for a common purpose.

What is an ally?

100

These two European countries fought for control of territory in North America.

What are Britain and France?

100

This young British officer was sent to the Ohio territory in 1753.

Who was George Washington?

100

The French and Indian War began in this year.

What is 1754?

100

The act of officially canceling a law.

What is repeal?

200

A plan to create one general government for the British colonies.

What is the Albany Plan of Union?

200

This valuable region was claimed by both Britain and France.

What is the Ohio River Valley?

200

This Virginia lieutenant governor sent Washington to deliver a message demanding that the French leave the Ohio territory.

Who was Robert Dinwiddie?

200

George Washington built this fort near the Forks of the Ohio

What is Fort Necessity?

200

Colonial volunteers who trained regularly and were prepared to fight quickly.

Who were the Minutemen?

300

A formal written request signed by a group of people.

What is a petition?

300

These were major reasons Britain and France wanted control of the Ohio River Valley.

What are land, natural resources, and trade?

300

American colonists fought alongside this European country during the war.

What is Britain?

300

These two rivers meet to form the Ohio River.

What are the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers?

300

A legal document that allowed British officials to search ships for smuggled goods without specifying a particular reason.

What is a writ of assistance?

400

Refusing to buy certain goods or services as a form of protest.

What is a boycott?

400

The French and Indian War was part of this larger worldwide conflict, known as.

What is the Seven Years' War?

400

Many Native American nations supported the French because of these established relationships.

What were trade relationships and alliances?

400

Britain captured this important French-controlled city in 1759.

What is Quebec?

400

A war between Britain and France in North America that lasted from 1754 to 1763.

What was the French and Indian War?

500

The nonviolent refusal to obey laws considered unjust.

What is civil disobedience?

500

British taxation and increased control over the colonies after the French and Indian War helped lead to this major historical event.

What is the American Revolution?

500

Britain gained control of this major French territory after the war.

What is Canada?

500

This location was strategically important because it provided access to river transportation and trade routes in the Ohio River Valley.

What is the Forks of the Ohio?

500

The plan proposed in 1754 to unite the British colonies under one general government.

What was the Albany Plan of Union?

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