Causes and Competition
People and Perspectives
War and Turning Points
Victory and Aftermath
The War is Over...Now What?
100

This river valley became the center of competition between Britain and France.

What is the Ohio River Valley?

100

This young Virginian was sent into the Ohio Valley to tell the French to leave.

Who is George Washington?

100

When Washington first went into the Ohio Valley, he was ordered to tell this country to leave.

What is France?

100

Which country ultimately won the French and Indian War?

Who is Britain 

100

What 1763 British policy attempted to stop colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains?

What is the Proclamation of 1763

200

Both Britain and France wanted control of this major river because it was important for trade and transportation.

What is the Mississippi River?

200

Many Native Americans were more willing to ally with this European country during the war.

What is France?

200

The French had already constructed this fort near present-day Pittsburgh when Washington returned with troops.

What is Fort Duquesne?

200

What treaty officially ended the French and Indian War in 1763?

What is the Treaty of Paris, 1763

200

What major financial problem did Britain have after winning the war?

A huge national debt caused by the cost of fighting the war.

300

This valuable trade involving animals such as beavers was especially important to the French economy in North America.

What is the fur trade?

300

This famous political cartoon showed a divided snake and encouraged the colonies to work together.

What is “Join, or Die”?

300

Washington built this fort after attacking a French party.

What is Fort Necessity?

300

What major French territory did Britain gain after the war?

What is Canada

300

What did Britain begin doing to the colonies in part to help pay its war debts and the cost of defending North America?

Increasing/enforcing taxes and trade regulations.

400

Why were many Native American groups more likely to side with the French rather than the English?

 The French were generally more focused on trade and had fewer settlers taking Native land, while many Native groups viewed English settlement as a greater threat.

400

Who created “Join, or Die,” and what message was he trying to communicate?

Benjamin Franklin; he was arguing that the colonies needed to unite against the French threat.

400

Give one advantage the French had over the British early in the war.

They were better organized, had more experienced fighters, or had more Native American allies.

400

After the Treaty of Paris, Britain gained French territory east of what major river?

what is the Mississippi River

400

What important idea had grown among the colonies because they had fought against a common enemy?

A greater sense of colonial unity/cooperation.

500

Explain why the Ohio River Valley created conflict between Britain and France.

Both countries claimed the territory and wanted its valuable land, resources, trade opportunities, and access to important waterways.

500

During Washington’s confrontation with the French in 1754, this Native leader killed and wounded French officer Joseph Coulon de Jumonville 

Who is Tanacharison/Half King?

500

This British general led approximately 1,400 troops toward Fort Duquesne but suffered a disastrous defeat and was mortally wounded.

Who is General Edward Braddock?

500

Why was Britain's victory harmful to many Native American nations?

France was largely removed as a competing European power, Native nations lost an important ally/trading partner, and British settlers increasingly threatened Native lands.

500

Britain had just won a huge amount of new territory. Why would Britain then tell colonists they could not settle on some of that land?

Britain hoped to reduce conflict between colonists and Native Americans and avoid the expense of fighting additional wars on the frontier.