History 3.1 Reading 5-7 Flashcards

1
Q

The early years of the ________did not go well for the British and Americans. They lost several major battles.

A

French and Indian War

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2
Q

Under _________ leadership, the British adopted new strategies to win the war. They established a ________ of the Gulf of St. Lawrence in eastern Canada.

A

William Pitt, naval blockade

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3
Q

Throughout the summer of 1759, the British attacked to the walled city of _________.After about 15 minutes of fighting, the British captured ——-.

A

quebec

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4
Q

In 1763, the ________formally ended the French and Indian War. It also outlined the terms of ________.

A

Treaty of Paris, peace

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5
Q

France lost much of its land in North America, including _________ and _________

A

Ohio River Valley, Canada

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6
Q

Britain’s American empire more than________. France was no longer a barrier to colonists taking more land. British colonists on the East Coast began moving deeper into _______

A

doubled, native lands

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7
Q

The British soon looked to the American colonists to pay for the expensive war by ___________

A

raising taxes

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8
Q

The outcome of the war created problems for the ________ regardless of whether they were allied with or fought against the British.

A

Native people

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9
Q

Gaining new territory presented Britain with several problems. Suddenly, they had a much larger frontier to ___________.

A

maintain, defend

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10
Q

__________ were eager to settle the Ohio River Valley and other lands to the west. However, _________ already lived on these lands.

A

British American colonists, Native Americans

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11
Q

The British government had made promises to its ________ allies to hold back settlement.

A

Iroquois

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12
Q

Many Native American peoples had enjoyed _________ relations with France. They ——–__________ at French trading posts.They hired themselves out as _________.

A

peaceful trade, fur, guides and porters

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13
Q

British troops in the area treated Native Americans _______. In contrast to the French, they refused to take part in the ____________________.

A

harshly, traditional Native American ceremonial exchange of gifts

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14
Q

Anger spread through the tribes. Native Americans joined together to attack ___________.

A

British forts

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15
Q

________ an Ottawa leader, brought __________ and led the first attack on__________. The subsequent war became known as_____________.

A

Pontiac, many tribes together, Fort Detroit, Pontiac’s Rebellion

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16
Q

Although the rebellion __________, it did great damage to the colonies and British rule.

A

failed

17
Q

This order established a line beyond which American colonists could not settle. The lands beyond the line were reserved for Native Americans.

A

Proclamation of 1763

18
Q

As with the ___________, ___________ King George’s proclamation was nearly impossible

A

Navigation acts, enforcing

19
Q

The French and Indian War had ___________ and left them in __________

A

weakened British military, debt

20
Q

Back in America, many colonists resented the _________. Some simply disobeyed or ignored it.

A

King’s Proclamation

21
Q

American colonists continued to push west of the ___________.

A

Appalachian Mountains

22
Q

Americans resisted the Proclamation of 1763. Their resistance was a sign of change in the ____________

A

colonies’ relationship with Great Britain

23
Q

Many colonists even began to see themselves as __________rather than British subjects.

A

Americans