French-Indian war

Question 0

treaty of paris 1763

Answer 0

• when the indian and French war ended with the victory of the british the made and agreement called the treaty of paris
• Britain gets Canada, french land east of the Mississippi River except new orleans, florida, and most of North America

Question 1

what led to the french and indian war

Answer 1

• until 1700s France and Britain struggle for control over various areas in North America
• british colonists try to take possession of the ohio river valley area to take over fur trade
• 1753 fighting erupts when the British military move in
• george washington comes in and is defeated
• this begins the war
• called the F-I war because the Native Americans were allied with the british

Question 2

proclamation of 1763

Answer 2

banned all british settlement west of the appalachian mountains

• law also ordered settlers who had already moved there to leave the ohio river valley
• events that led up to the proclamation: After the F-I war, native-Americans were upset and attacked the Ohio River valley. King George III was worried that more fighting would take place at the frontier and so that is why he issued the proclamation

Question 3

what is the parliament?

Answer 3

the parliament is the body of the british government that makes laws.
the parliament is the legislature of the british government