Battles
This is considered the first battle of the French Indian War
Battle for Fort Duquesne
The person who went into the woods and started the whole thing
George Washington
Name of the British fort built at the beginning of the war
Fort Necessity
This Native Tribe worked with the French
Ottawa
This is the location of Fort Pitt today
Pittsburgh PA
This was the last formal battle of the French Indian War
Battle for Quebec
Well Known military leader who meets and untimely death
General Braddock
The French Fort that leads to the major conflict
Fort Duquesne
This Native Confederacy worked with the British
This colony stated that Fort Duquesne was in its territory and sent George Washington to investigate
Virginia
The fighting style used by the British was called this
Firing Lines
Leader of the Ottawa Tribe and begins to attack British forts toward the end of the war
Chief Pontiac
After being taken over by the British, this Fort is called this name, giving respect to the new military leader
Fort Pitt
This Native Confederacy combined multiple tribes to work with the French
Wabanaki
At the beginning of the war, this country owned Florida
Spain
The French and Native Americans fought using this battle tactic
Guerilla Warfare
Takes over the role of leader for the British, turning the tide in the British favor
William Pitt
This is the name of the treaty that ended the French Indian War
Treaty of Paris
This alliance was a last ditch effort by the French to beat the British, joining sides with this country
Spain
At the end of the war, the British took this piece of land
Canada
These weapons were used and will continue to be used in warfare all the way to the beginning of the Civil War
Muskets
Military leader who attacks Quebec, losing his life in the process
James Wolfe
This is the location of the final conflict during the war, besides some Native American brawls
Quebec, Canada
What was given to the Native American helpers that assisted during the war?
Nothing
The name of the region that the British and French were fighting over
The Ohio River Valley