French ad Indian War & Causes of the Revolutionary War

Question 1

George Washington

Answer 1

Led the militia to safety from an attack on Fort Duquesne

Became a general during the Revolutionary War

Question 2

Edward Braddock

Answer 2

An English General at the Battle of Fort Duquesne

Question 3

Louis Montcalm

Answer 3

A French commander at the Battle of Quebec

Question 4

James Wolfe

Answer 4

An English captain at the Battle of Quebec

Question 5

William Pitt

Answer 5

Secretary of State during the French and India War

Question 6

Treaty of Paris

Answer 6

In 1763, a treaty that ended the French and Indian War

Question 7

Battle of Quebec

Answer 7

When the English surrounded the city and climbed the cliff during the night
The British won

Question 8

New France

Answer 8

Stretched over the area west and north of the 13 colonies

Question 9

Fort Duquesne

Answer 9

A French Fort where the Battle of Duquesne took place

Question 10

Ohio Valley

Answer 10

A piece of land that started the French and Indian War

Question 11

1754 - 1763

Answer 11

The French and Indian War

Question 12

George Grenville

Answer 12

At one point was the Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1763

Drew the Proclamation of 1763, Navigation Act, Sugar Act and the Stamp Act

Question 13

Sons of Liberty

Answer 13

A group joined together to protect the colonist’s rights

Question 14

Committees of Correspondence

Answer 14

Local groups that directed opposition of Great Britain

Question 15

Writs of Assistance

Answer 15

General search warrants used to enforce mercantilist laws with the colonist
Unfair invasion of privacy

Question 16

Proclamation of 1763

Answer 16

No colonist could settle in the land west of the Appalachian Mountains
Colonist disobeyed and settled there

Question 17

Navigation Act

Answer 17

To end smuggling and raise profits for English traders and manufactures

Question 18

Sugar Act

Answer 18

A tax placed on sugar, wine, coffee, silk and linens

Colonist smuggled cheaper items and boycotted the items

Question 19

Stamp Act

Answer 19

A tax on stamps, that were used for legal documents

Colonist boycotted the stamps, destroyed the stamps, come closer together and had formal protests

Question 20

Townshend Acts

Answer 20

Taxes placed on glass, lead, paint, paper and tea

Colonist boycotted the items and had formal protests

Question 21

Chief Pontiac

Answer 21

Allies with the French
Lead the Ottawa Tribe
Killed a lot of Colonists for being on his land

Question 22

“No taxation without representation”

Answer 22

a protest call
It was about how the colonist felt about taxation. They felt that Parliament couldn’t tax them if they didn’t have any colonist in Parliament

Question 23

King George III

Answer 23

The king of England during the Revolutionary War

Question 24

Parliament

Answer 24

a group of officials in England that decided on things in the colonies

Question 25

Boycott

Answer 25

A boycott is an act of voluntarily abstaining from using, buying, or dealing with a person, organization, or country as an expression of protest,