French and Indian War test Flashcards

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This river was the main source of travel for the American Indians and the French.

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Ohio River Valley

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This territory was given to Spain due to the Treaty of Fontainebleau.

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Louisiana

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The French and British fought over this new world territory and the French claimed it.

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New France

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This territory made it possible for the French to trade with Native American groups.

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Fort Duquesne

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This place allowed the British to rule the Americas

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Quebec

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This place was where “the Shot Heard ‘Round the World” occurred and is a significant battle location.

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Lexington and Concord

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This war was won by the British and ended in many advancements of land and territory for them.

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Seven Years War aka The French and Indian War

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This was a document that divided a continent; American colonists couldn’t settle in French territory any longer.

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The Proclamation of 1763

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This was a plan to unite the colonies against the French.

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Albany Plan of Union

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This item had people hungry for more, as it was popular all over the World and was used for clothing, rugs, etc.

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Beaver Fur

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This treaty ended the French and Indian War // Seven Years’ War.

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The Treaty of Paris

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These were groups of people from each colony who helped aid the functionality of the colony.

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Committees of Correspondance

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This act reduced the price of imported goods.

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Sugar Act

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This was the move against the enforcement of strict regulations

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Salutary Neglect

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This was a tax on all paper used in the Americas.

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Stamp Act

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This was group of people who boycott the Intolerable Acts and the first governmental body in the colonies

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1st Continental Congress

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This was an act that forced colonists to house British soldiers and provide for them.

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Quartering Act

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The event in which colonists threw rocks at British soldiers, and the soldiers fired on the colonists.

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Boston Massacre

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Originally known as the Boston Incident, this was an event in which tons of tea was spilled over the sides of ships in protest against the Boston Tea Act.

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Boston Tea Party

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This was the name of the British Indian spice trade.

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The British East India Company

21
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Punishments on colonists which were the cause of the Boston Tea Party

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Intolerable Acts

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This man made many inventions, discovered electricity, and changed many aspects of history.

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Benjamin Franklin

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This military commander won the Battle of Monongahela and was successful in many other battles.

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Edward Braddock

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This man was an extremely influential political leader during the seven years war.

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William Pitt

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Ottawa Indian War chief who aided the British in a war named after him.
Pontiac
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One of the rulers of Great Britain during the Seven Years' war (he made many military advancements and would not give up the colonies).
King George III
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These men were a group of people who wanted to advance the right of the colonists.
Sons of Liberty
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Women who stopped buying English goods as part of the 1st Continental Congress’ boycott.
Daughters of Liberty
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The first colonist killed in the American Revolution and also one of the few African Americans.
Crispus Attucks
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Leader of the American Revolution and one of the founding fathers.
John Adams
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A patriotic man during the American Revolution who had warned the colonists that "The British are Coming!" and who also wrote a poem about the British attack.
Paul Revere
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This was a post-war battle between the British and the Indian tribes in the colonies
Pontiacs Rebellion