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100

George Washington

Who was a colonist?

100

the fort built by the French in Spanish territory (Florida) that was destroyed by the Spanish and the French people (300) were killed

What was Fort Caroline?

100

This large Native American tribe fought alongside the English. (Think "I".)

Who were the Iroquois?

100

Many colonists wanted to settle west of these mountains, but the King did not want that, saying it would be hard to protect the colonists.

What are the Appalachian Mountains?

100

the present-day site of Detroit, Michigan

What was Fort Detroit?

200

King George II

Who was English?

200

the English colony located farthest south

What was Georgia?

200

the Ottawa Indian chief who united the tribes along the frontier against the British and the colonials

Who was Chief Pontiac?

200

the name of the war in America that was the French and most Native American tribes against the English, the English colonists, and a few Indian tribes

What was the French and Indian War?

200

the nickname for British soldiers, who wore red uniforms with white breeches

What were Redcoats?

300

the Marquis de Montcolm

Who was French?

300

the first European settlement in what is now the United States that lasted

(not Roanoke Island!)

What is St. Augustine, Florida?

300

an English sea captain who used his ship to bring Spanish-made goods to other parts of the world; was caught by the Spanish, who cut off one of his ears as a punishment

Who was Robert Jenkins?

300

King George II claimed this colony for England and named it for himself.

What was Georgia?

300

the French fortress near the junction of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers, the site of modern-day Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

What was Fort Duquesne?

400

Chief Pontiac

Who was Native American?

400

the large English colony that was home to George Washington

What was Virginia?

400

French Protestants who followed the teachings of John Calvin

Who were the Huguenots?

400

In present-day Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers meet and form this major river that flows toward the west.

What is the Ohio River?

400

the present-day site of Buffalo, New York

What was Fort Niagara?

500

Edward Jenkins (Remember the ear?)

Who was English?

500

This European country controlled Florida for a very long time.

What was Spain?

500

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was named for this prime minister of England

(The last name is good enough!)

Who was William Pitt?

500

the winners of the French and Indian War

Who were the English (or British)?

500

the agreement that ended the French and Indian War, giving Canada to the British

What was the Treaty of Paris (1763)?