A) 1754–1763 B) 1776–1781 C) 1775–1783 D) 1763–1775
A) Ohio River B) Appalachian Mountains C) Scioto River D) Mississippi River
A) France B) Netherlands C) Spain D) Portugal
A) To encourage westward expansion B) To establish the boundary of Quebec C) To formalize the French alliance D) To forbid white settlement west of the Appalachians
A) Treaty of Versailles B) Treaty of Fort Stanwix C) Treaty of Paris D) Treaty of London
A) Increasing tensions with the colonists B) A desire to expand into Canada C) A threat from the Spanish D) Loss of the French and Indian War
A) Proclamation of 1763 B) Stamp Act C) Sugar Act D) Quebec Act
A) George Washington B) Tachnechdorus C) Lord Dunmore D) Daniel Greathouse
A) Wyandot B) Iroquois C) Shawnee D) Lenape
A) They formed an alliance with the British B) They were granted autonomy C) They regained their lands D) They were compelled to accept the Ohio River boundary
A) Mining for gold B) Establishing a colonial government C) Speculation in Native American lands D) Trading fur with the French
A) Iroquois B) British officials C) French settlers D) Shawnees, Mingos, Lenape, and Wyandots |