French And Indian War Test Flashcards

1
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Washington proposed a fort at the forks of the Ohio, monongahela, and________________rivers.

A

Allegheny river

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on April 18th 1754, when the fort is barely begun, the French capture it and change it’s name from______________to__________________.

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Ft. Prince George

Ft. Duquesne

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A battle near Great Meadows where George Washington attacked a French encampment on May 28th was considered by the French_________________________________.

A

The informal initiation of the French and Indian war.

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4
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What was the name of the Indian who tomahawked the French commander?

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Half King

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Anticipating it a reprisal by the French, a stockade was quickly built at Great Meadows. The structure was named____________________.

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Ft. Nessety

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In the shape of a circle, 53 feet in diameter, it could contain________men.

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50

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On July 3rd, this fort was attacked. After a four hour battle the British surrendered. The British were permitted to return home. why?

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The British and the French were not at war yet.

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8
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2 men were taken prisoner, Jacob Van Braam and______________.

A

Captain Stobo

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9
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A month later, Stobo smuggled out a letter to a Mohawk Indian named__________________________.

A

Moses the song

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10
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Stobo was sent to prison in_________________.

A

Ft. Quebec

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11
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Stobo escaped (from prison) but got________________.

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Recaptured

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12
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Before returning to Williamsburg, Washington helped build______________________.

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Ft. Cumberland

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13
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___________________________ was blamed for faulty leadership and the loss at the battle on May 28th near Great Meadows.

A

George Washington

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14
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In 1754 the French built a fort at Sandusky on the south side of the lake Erie to control portage routes, it was called_________________.

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Ft. Niagara

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15
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This fort was referred to as___________________________________________________________________.(Ft. Niagara)

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The best and strongest Barstion of all this wilderness of the empire of France.

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In 1755 the newly assigned commander of the English forces that arrived with a 3 pronged attack plan to contain the French. He was the first British general to ever set foot in America.

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Major General Edward Braddock

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17
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Braddock’s personal assignment was to bring about the surrender of____________________.

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Ft. Duecane

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18
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George Washington_____________to join the general’s staff without rank or pay so that he could_________________________.

A

Volunteered

Learn the art of war

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19
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How wide was the road that they carve through the wilderness on their way to the fort?

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12 ft.

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20
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On June 10th the troops arrived at Little Meadows with_______men and they split the force.

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2,000

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21
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Braddock led 1,200 men into a waiting____________at the___________________river.

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Ambush

Monongahela

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22
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The British were outnumbered by__________men.

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1,459

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23
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The Indians shot at the British from_______________.

A

Behind trees

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24
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George Washington’s horse was shot out from under him____times.

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4

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_____________________was mortally wounded and died four days later.
General Braddock
26
_______of the 1,459 British troops were killed or wounded; only ____of the offers went unscathed.
977 | 26
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The French only lost____men.
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It was later judged that____________________led to the British defeat.
Incompetent leadership
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News of Braddock's defeat led to many_______________.
Desertions
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_______________________an Irish immigrant who became the most influential Indian leader in North America.
William Johnson
31
He raised_________men to serve under his command.
4,000
32
Included in the New Hampshire contingent was 23 year old______________________.
Robert Rogers
33
Name the battle when the colonial army unfortified by British professionals repulsed a trained command of French regulars, Canadians and Indians for the first time.
Bloody Morning Scout
34
What event finally had the Quakers agree to provide money to outfit a militia?
Survivors arriving at the state house with dead bodies.
35
On March 1st, 1756___________________was appointed commander in chief of French forces in North America.
Louis' Joseph De Montcalm
36
On March 17th______________was appointed commander in chief of British forces.
Loudoun
37
On___________________Great Britain declares war on France.
May 18th, 1756
38
On_________________France declares war on England.
May 19th, 1756
39
On December 4th, 1756___________________was appointed secretary of state. He was responsible for increasing supplies and allocations of troops.
William Pitt
40
Well Loudoun was on the Lewisburg mission and 1,900 men were sent to the frontier, there were only 4,000 men left at Fort Edward and______________________.
Ft. William Henry
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_________________attacked with 8,000 French and Canadians and 6,000 Indians.
Mont Com
42
__________________left ft. William Henry and did not send reenactments.
David Web
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______________________was left in command of Fort William Henry and 2,372 men, of whom only 1,100 were considered fit.
George Monroe
44
After fighting for____hours.
4
45
What happened after they surrendered and the gates were opened?
Indians rushed in and killed them.
46
What great American novel is about this battle?
The last Mohicans
47
When news of the failure of lord Loudoun to attack Lewisburg_________________was sent to replace him.
Major General Abercrombie
48
Who was considered by Col. Wolfe to be "the best soldier in the British army?
General George Howe
49
After 49 days of bombardment, the British defeated the French at____________________.
Ft. Louisburg
50
What fort was a critical loss to the French as it contained a large store of artillery and preventions and served as the main supply source for Forts Niagara and Duquesne?
Ft. Frontenac
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_________________convinced the Indians to make peace with the English and no longer give aid in defending Fort Duquesne.
Christian Post
52
On November 26th, the British found fort Duquesne destroyed and abandoned, they renamed it__________.
Ft. Pitt
53
What city is now the site of this fort?(Ft. Pitt)
Pittsburgh
54
Who replaced Abercromby as commander in chief of the English troops?
Amherst
55
In 1759 two forts were easily taken by the British as the French retreated. Name them, __________________and___________________.
Ft. Ticonderoga | Ft. Crown point
56
On July 25th, 1759 what fort did the French lose to leave the British forces in full control of the west?
Ft. Niagara
57
The most prolonged and decisive campaign in the French and Indian war took place at___________________.
Ft. Quebec
58
The battle culminated in the_______________________.
Heights of Abraham
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On September 18, 1759 the commander of Quebec signed_________________________________.
Articles of capitulation
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The French and Indian war was one theater of a global war called________________________.
Seven year war
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The____________________was the Theater fought chiefly between the British and French on the water.
Naval Conflict theatre
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The________________________theatre was the scene of the battle and campaigns of the Prussians, Austrians and Russians.
Western conflict theatre
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The________________________theatre was the scene of the battle and campaigns of the Prussians, Austrians and Russians.
Central European theatre
64
The________________________theatre was a war between 2 commercial enterprises, the French and East India Companies.
Indian Subcontinent theatre
65
What year is remembered as the one in which conquest of Canada was completed?
1760
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On February 10th, 1763 the__________________gives all of France's possessions east of the Mississippi expect_________________to England.
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