Impact
Did the First Nations chose to side with the British or the French?
The First Nations chose to side with the French to take the British down.
"The key to French military strategy was alliances with..." Who did the French alliance with and why did the French allied with them?
The French allied with the First Nations to try to outnumber the British and help protected the First Nations.
What was the name of the treaty that was signed to officially ended the Seven Years War between the French and the British?
The treaty was called; The Treaty of Paris.
Who fought their victory into Fort Michimackinac?
The First Nations
Which two fought against each other?
The First Nations and the British.
The British was able to take a hold of the First Nations trade goods, what were those trade goods?
Weapons, tools and clothing.
What Military strategy did Britain focus on?
Britain believed that sending out soldiers in numbers of 20,000, would wipe out the French.
"Under the terms of _________, the British promised to keep the settlers out of the Ohio Valley." What was the name of the treaty?
The Treaty of Niagara was it's name.
Who won the Plains of Abraham battle?
The British won the Plains of Abraham battle.
Which two months and year did the First Nations led a successful attack?
May and June in 1763.
What were the conditions and residents or the terms of French surrendering?
The condition was to protect the future of the French and all of the residents. The residents being Canadiens, Acadians and First Nation.
What was French's strategy?
The French focused more to fight in Europe.
"_________ was a public declaration of loyalty to the British King. By swearing _______, the French were promising to be good and loyal citizens..." What was the name for this so called "treaty"?
The Oath of Allegiance.
After the British won Québec City, where was their next location?
Montréal was the British's nest loaction.
Who was the name of the Chief who led the secret council meeting in 1762?
Chief Pontiac.
"Many of the wealthy and educated French people decided to leave for other areas, which left openings for the British to take over _____, ______, and the _______." What 3 things did the British take over?
The British took over businesses, industries, and the fur trade.
"Focused on winning the war in North America, the British developed a new strategy to take over _______ completely." Who was the British taking over and what was their new strategy?
The British were trying to take over New France and what they did was, the British started sending a lot of money and soldiers to North America.
What did the French have to give up because of the Treaty of Paris
The French had to give up all of their main territory.
Which side was successful at capturing Fort Duquesne, the French or the British?
It was the British who was successful at capturing Fort Duquesne.
Around which two lakes did the First Nations led a successful attack on eight British-post?
Lake Erie and lake Huron.
Living under the British's rules meaning the British has options to do what ever they want to the French, what might all of those options be?
(Name all of them)
Expulsion, preservation, isolation, assimilation and/or biculturalism.
During the fight of fort Michilimackinac, how did the First Nations led a successful attack?
First Nations split into groups, a group for the native women, a group for the men who were playing bag'gat'iway (lacrosse) and one who were going to start the attack. A man came out of the fort to go see the game but the the group who was going to start the attack, attacked the man, then let out a war cry to start the attack on fort Michilimackinac. The men who were playing bag'gat'iway (lacrosse) heard the cry and got weapons from the native women and attack the soldiers that were outside the fort. Not long after the First Nations killed almost all of the soldiers.
What was the 1678 Test Act in Britain?
"As part of their Oath of Allegiance (or the Test Act), anyone who wanted to hold a position of power within the government had to swear an Oath accepting the Protestant faith." That was the 1678 Test Act in Britain.
Did the British successfully capture Fortress Louisburg from the French in 1745? Or did the French defeat the British and kept their fort?
The British returned from Louisbourg, which they had capture Fort Louisbourg from the French.
Who was the name of the person who recorded the attack on the fort?
Alexander Henry, a British fur trader.