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French & Indian War
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100

The Great Indian Uprising of 1622 in Virginia was caused by this issue.

English encroachment, demand for more tobacco land.

100

Name of the French fort in western PA that was contested at the beginning of the French and Indian War. 

Fort Duquesne (later named Fort Pitt after English won) 

100

Young Virginian who was sent on official British business to tell the French to get out of the Ohio River Valley and was witness to the opening events of the French and Indian War.

George Washington

100

Diplomatic agreements to trade and work cooperatively between the French and their Native American (Huron) partners were called this___________.

Alliances

200

This was the largest war in colonial New England between the Puritans and Wampanoag people.  The goal for the English was to expel the Native people.

King Philip's War (Metacom)

200

The French and Indian War was the North American part of a global imperial contest called______. 

Seven Years War

300

Indigenous people were targeted as settlers in 1676 demanded more land in the Virginia frontier for expansion.

Bacon's Rebellion

300

Who fought who (rivals) in the French and Indian War?

French (and their Indian allies) and English (and their Indian allies)

300

Name of Wampanoag leader in New England who resisted English encroachment in a major war called King Philip's War (the English called him King Philip).

Metacom

300

In the Treaty of Paris 1763 ending the French and Indian War this European power lost their colonial holdings in North America.

France lost

400

The so- called Beaver Wars around the Great Lakes and Canada between the Huron and Iroquois was about this central issue.

Rivalries/ competition for dominance in the fur trade, access to European trade goods.

400

Dates of the French and Indian War (don't peak at timeline in class!)

1754- 1763

400

British general who was killed during the Battle of the Monongahela at the beginning of the French and Indian War.  He did not understand the nature of fighting in North America.  

Edward Braddock

400

Colonists adopted maize, squash, and beans from Indigenous people are examples of this concept.

Cultural Exchange

400

Bacon's Rebellion 1676 revealed what (2) issues in colonial Virginia?  This is a cause not effect question.

1.  That frontier settlers desired for more land 

2.  Weak colonial authority (former Indentured Servants drove the royal governor out of Jamestown)

500

Indigenous groups resisted colonial expansion in the Carolinas (2 answers possible).

Tuscarora War (NC) or Yamasee War (SC)

500

Dispute over this land was the primary cause of the French and Indian War.

Ohio River Valley

500

Title of Native American leader from Ohio River Valley who made alliance with English when most tribes sided with the French during the French and Indian War.

Half King

500

This banned settlement west of Appalachian Mountains in order to limit conflicts between settlers and Indigenous nations.  It was a cost saving measure after the French and Indian War.

Proclamation of 1763

500

French fur traders developed this type of relationship with Indigenous people.

Cooperative.  This meant that both sides gained, the French gained furs and Huron gained European trade goods.