Chapter 5 Test

Question 1

The strongest confederation of Indian tribes that were on the Britan’s side

Answer 1

Iroquois Confederacy

Question 2

The river that the English and French fought over that started the French and Indian War

Answer 2

Ohio River Valley

Question 3

The general that lead a force to protect the fort that was being built near the meeting point of the two rivers that created the Ohio River

Answer 3

George Washington

Question 4

The fort that the French took from the English near the Ohio River

Answer 4

Fort Duquesne

Question 5

A small fort quickly constructed to defend against the French while on their way to take back Fort Duquesne

Answer 5

Fort Necessity

Question 6

The man who created the Albany Plan of Union

Answer 6

Benjamin Franklin

Question 7

A council made up of delegates from all the colonies

Answer 7

Albany Plan of Union

Question 8

The British general who led 2,500 men to take back Fort Duquesne

Answer 8

Edward Braddock

Question 9

The man who was placed in command of the war efforts and was a British Secretary of State

Answer 9

William Pitt

Question 10

The man who created the plan to sneak up on the city of Quebec by sending men to climb the cliffs and attack the French

Answer 10

James Wolfe

Question 11

The French commander at Quebec who was attacked by the force led by James Wolfe

Answer 11

Marquis de Montcalm

Question 12

The Ottawa Indian chief who wanted to stop the colonists from expanding westward

Answer 12

Pontiac

Question 13

The order by the king which forbade colonists to go west of the Appalachians

Answer 13

Proclamation of 1763

Question 14

The act that required colonists to house British troops and provide them with supplies

Answer 14

Quartering Act of 1765

Question 15

The acts that controlled trade between the colonies and Britain’s foreign rivals

Answer 15

Navigation and Trade Acts

Question 16

Warrants to search for smuggled goods anywhere

Answer 16

Writs of Assistance

Question 17

The act that placed taxes on imported goods on items like sugar, molasses, coffee, silks, and indigo

Answer 17

Sugar Act

Question 18

The act that required businessmen and lawyers to purchase special stamps and place them on items that were taxed

Answer 18

Stamp Act

Question 19

Groups that organized and held rallies to protest the Stamp Act

Answer 19

Sons of Liberty

Question 20

An assembly that peacefully protested the Stamp Act

Answer 20

Stamp Act Congress

Question 21

The man who urged the Stamp Act Congress to meet

Answer 21

Samuel Adams

Question 22

The king that ignored the delegates that insisted on their right to be taxed only by their own representatives

Answer 22

King George III

Question 23

The act that placed new taxes on items like glass, paper, lead, and tea

Answer 23

Townshend Acts

Question 24

The event where a crowd threw snowballs and rocks at a group of soldiers and knocked one down. The soldiers then fired into the crowd killing five and wounding six others

Answer 24

Boston Massacre

Question 25

The committee that promoted resistance to Britain

Answer 25

Committee of Correspondence

Question 26

The act that gave the struggling British East India Company a virtual monopoly on the tea trade

Answer 26

Tea Act of 1773

Question 27

The acts that were created in retaliation because of the Boston Tea Party

Answer 27

Intolerable Acts

Question 28

The act that closed the port of Boston until the destroyed tea was paid for

Answer 28

Boston Port Act

Question 29

The act that allowed French law to be used in civil cases in Quebec. It also extended Quebec’s borders south to the Ohio River. Third, Parliament recognized Roman Catholicism as the leading religion in Quebec

Answer 29

Quebec Act

Question 30

The speaker who said, “Give me liberty, or give me death!”

Answer 30

Patrick Henry

Question 31

The group of people from all the colonies who gathered to talk about what to do about the British

Answer 31

First Continental Congress

Question 32

The younger militia that were prepared to fight at a moment’s notice

Answer 32

Minutemen

Question 33

The man who rode through the countryside warning the colonists that the British were coming

Answer 33

Paul Revere

Question 34

The places where the militia fought the British that started the war

Answer 34

Lexington and Concord

Question 35

What are a few of the disadvantages of the British during the French and Indian War?

Answer 35

Lack of Unity and Inexperienced Army and Colonists

Question 36

What are a few of the advantages of the British during the French and Indian War?

Answer 36

Compact Large Population and Best Navy in the World

Question 37

What are a few of the disadvantages of the French during the French and Indian War?

Answer 37

Sparse Population and Vast Territory

Question 38

What are a few of the advantages of the French during the French and Indian War?

Answer 38

Strong and Unified Government and Well-Trained Army