5 Written Questions

1. New Englanders
2. Detroit: to thwart English settlers pushing into Ohio Valley.
   Robert had explored Mississippi gulf and named it Louisiana
3. The Carribean, buffer colony of Georgia. King George was involved.
4. The guerrilla warfare
5. People elected no representative assemblies, nor did they enjoy the right to trial by jury.

5 Matching Questions

1. Where is fort Duquesne? What is it called today?
2. What were two ways Jesuits played a vital role?
3. What 2 things did the victory mean for the British?
4. Ben Franklin's scheme in the meeting was to bring about?
5. Who were the Cajuns and why were they upset?

1. a They were explorers and geographers.
2. b French speaking Acadians
3. c Colonial rule
4. d Amounted dominnet power in North America; took place as naval leader
5. e Fort Dequesne is where the two rivers form to make Ohio; Today, it is called Pittsburgh.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. He was sent to Ohio country as lieutenant colonel in command of 150 VA militiamen. Forced to surrender July, 1754. Ironically, independence day.
   1. How were the Indians decimated?
   2. Where is fort Duquesne? What is it called today?
   3. Who were the Cajuns and why were they upset?
   4. Describe George Washington's first military command:
2. Peace treaty of 1784 handed Louisburg to French foe.
   1. What is the Edict of Nantes?
   2. What type of warfare was fought?
   3. What ticked them off afterwards?
   4. Who was the father of new France?
3. 4 wars. American proved to be able to fight and set the stage for independence.
   1. What did Britain provide it's colonies with? Which was what?
   2. Describe George Washington's first military command:
   3. How many world wars have there been? What's significant about America's involvement?
   4. Why was the battle of Quebec and Montreal so important?
4. By disease that the whites had.
   1. Who was the father of new France?
   2. What is the Edict of Nantes?
   3. How were the Indians decimated?
   4. Robert de La Salle
5. It became the chief bone of the contention between French/British. Critical area British colonists would penetrate.
   1. Why were Detroit and Louisiana founded by the French?
   2. Why was the battle of Quebec and Montreal so important?
   3. Why was Louisiana so important?
   4. Why was the Ohio river valley so important to the French?

5 True/False Questions

1. Robert de La Salle → explored the Mississippi and Gulf basin, naming it Louisiana.

   True        False

2. What did Spain get in the settlement at Paris? → Spain turned Florida over in return for Britain.

   True        False

3. Why was it a fateful friendship that he endured with the Huron Indians? → It became the chief bone of the contention between French/British. Critical area British colonists would penetrate.

   True        False

4. What were the short and long term goals of the Albany congress? → The immediate purpose was to keep the scalping knives of the Iroquois tribes loyal to the British in the spreading war. The longer goals: achieve greater colonial unity and thus bolster the common defense against the French.

   True        False

5. Who was the great commoner? What was his asset? What did he wisely do? → William Pitt, drew much of his strength from common people: soft-peddle assaults on french west indies

   True        False