French and Indian War
French and Indian War
Growing Resentment
Resentment/Taking up arms
Taking up Arms
100
This Country is where the majority of the French and Indian war was fought
- France
- Canada
- Europe
- America
What is America
100
This is one of the reasons why the Native Americans were fighting 
- to find friends
- to protect their families
- to protect the fur trade
- to buy food
what is to protect the fur trade
100
This is a formal written request to an individual in authority that is signed by a group of people
- a writ of appeal
- a document of importance
- a petition
- a signed request
what is a petition
100
This means to refuse to buy or use certain goods or services.
- disallow
- prohibit
- boycott
- no thank you law
what is boycott?
100
This is the refusal to obey unjust laws by nonviolent means.
- Civil disobedience
- consequently
- approach
- Civil disturbance
What is civil disobedience?
200
This made the British soldiers easy targets
- they made too much noise while marching
- the bright blue coats they wore
- the bright red coats they wore
- they did not know how to fire their weapons
what are their bright red coats
200
What was another name for the French and Indian War
- the 7 years war
- the Native war
- the 9 years war
- the French rebellion
what was the 7 years war
200
This means to refuse to buy or use certain goods or services
- refusal
- boycott
- trade
- inhibit
What is boycott
200
This phrase was spoken by Paul Revere to warn the colonists that impending danger was approaching.
- "The redcoats are coming, the redcoats are coming!"
- 2 if by land! 2 if by land!
- The British are coming, the British are coming!
- The regulars are here, the regulars are here!
What was the British are coming, the British are coming?
200
The colonists loved tea so much they would rather miss dinner than miss their tea.
- True
- False
What is True?
300
This powerful Native American Tribe elected to side with the British sparking old conflicts between the tribes of the Ohio Valley.
- The Shawnee
- The Pawnee
- The Iroquois
- The Algonquin
Who are the Iroquois
300
The fall of this signaled the beginning of the end and sealed the fate of the French during this conflict
- the fall of Ottawa
- the fall of Quebec
- the fall of Ontario
- the fall of Ohio
What is the Fall of Quebec
300
This Act would put a new tax on molasses
- the molasses act of 1764
- the stamp act of 1764
- the sugar act of 1764
- the tax act of 1764
what is the sugar act of 1764
300
This phrase was spoke by the colonists as they felt the Stamp Act tax was unnecessary and unjust.
- no more taxes
- no taxation without representation
- no no we won't go
- taxes no more
what is no taxation without representation
300
This was the backlash the colonists faced after the Boston Tea Party.
- The Incurable Acts of 1774
- The British Acts of 1774
- The You've been bad Act of 1774
- The Intolerable Acts of 1774
What were the Intolerable Acts of 1774?
400
The fort that George Washington builds quickly to defend against French attack.
- Fort convenience
- Fort Quick
- Fort Duquesne
- Fort Necessity
What is Fort Necessity
400
What year did the French and Indian War begin
- 1974
- 1754
- 1734
- 1744
when was 1754
400
This Ottawa chief who fought alongside the French during the French and Indian War called the British "dogs dressed in red to rob us of our hunting grounds
- Chief Whitehorse
- Chief Pontiac
- Chief Ottawa
- Chief Standing Bear
Who was Chief Pontiac
400
This incident which was a catalyst to the Revolutionary war happened on March 5, 1770 and resulted in the deaths of 5 colonists, including Crispus Attucks, a free African male who was later known as being an icon for the anti-slavery movement.
- The Boston Tea Party
- The Massachusetts Massacre
- The Massachusetts Tea Party
- The Boston Massacre
What was the Boston Massacre?
400
This was the amount of crates that were split open and poured overboard during the evening of December 16, 1773.
- 188
- 297
- 342
- 302
What is 342?
500
This agreement between Britain and France essentially ended the French and Indian War
- The Treaty of Versailles
- The Paris Accords
- The Treaty of Paris
- The French and Indian Treaty
What is the Treaty of Paris
500
This reason is why the Albany Plan of Union failed during the French and Indian war
- It was too costly
- colonists did not believe that they would be protected
- George Washington could not get it written in time
- the French refused to comply with the plan
what is the colonists did not believe that they would be protected
500
This Act angered colonists as it restricted their abilities to settle on lands west of the Appalachian Mountains
- Land run of 1763
- Line of Appalachian 1763
- Proclamation of 1763
- Line of 1763
what is the Proclamation of 1763
500
This allowed the British government to bypass colonial tea merchants and sell their tea directly to the colonists.
- Molasses Act of 1773
- British East India Company Law of 1773
- Tea Act of 1773
- Parlament Act of 1773
What is the Tea Act of 1773?
500
This was the first official battle of the Revolutionary War after the firing of what was known as "The shot heard round the world."
- The Battle of Bunker Hill
- The Battle of Lexington and Concord
- The Battle of Saratoga
- The Siege of Yorktown
What was the Battle of Lexington and Concord?