True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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The Nemacolin Path brought the French and English into direct contact in the
Ohio Valley.
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The diplomatic mission to Fort LeBoeuf was an attempt to negotiate a treaty
between the French and the English.
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3.
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George Washington was successful in getting the French at Fort LeBoeuf to leave
the Ohio Valley.
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4.
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The British continental style of fighting was effective against the
Indians.
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The treaties of Hard Labor and Fort Stanwix opened up migration and settlement
in the land west of the Appalachian Mountains.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Whose expedition gave Britain the first claim to the Ohio Valley?
a. | Batts and Fallam | b. | Howard and Salling | c. | John
Lederer | d. | Needham and Arthur |
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Which statement BEST describes how Great Britain’s victory in the
French and Indian War contributed to problems between the colonists and Indians?
a. | When the French and the Indians lost the war, the British and the colonists sought to
punish the Indians. | b. | After the British victory, the colonists
resented the Indians, who had fought with the French against the British in the
war. | c. | When the war ended, the Indians became allies with Spain and continued their
hostilities against the British and the British colonies. | d. | When the British
gained French lands at the end of the war, the colonists moved into these new territories which were
occupied by the Indians. |
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3.
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The treaty ending the French and Indian War involved what two major
countries?
a. | France and Great Britain | b. | France and the United
States | c. | France and Spain | d. | France and
Portugal |
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What treaty with the Indians gave the British control of the Ohio Valley?
a. | Treaty of Camp Charlotte | b. | Treaty of Hard Labor | c. | Treaty of
Logstown | d. | Treaty of Paris |
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Which statement BEST describes the reason General Braddock moved his
troops so slowly?
a. | Braddock had a large army that moved slowly. | b. | Braddock was ill and
had to stop frequently to rest. | c. | Braddock fought in a number of skirmishes as he
moved toward Fort Duquesne. | d. | Braddock removed obstacles and built bridges
over every creek and stream that he encountered. |
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What country presently owns the land where Russia had claims before 1763?
a. | France | b. | Great Britain | c. | Spain | d. | The United
States |
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What natural border did the Proclamation Line of 1763 follow?
a. | Appalachian Mountains | b. | Atlantic Ocean | c. | Mississippi
River | d. | Ohio River |
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8.
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What country controlled the land west of the Mississippi River?
a. | France | b. | Great Britain | c. | Spain | d. | The United
States |
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What is the correct order for these events that preceded the French and Indian
War?
1. Joseph Coulon Villiers de Jumonville was
killed.
2 . Fort partially built by William Trent was
destroyed.
3. Fort Necessity was
completed.
4. George Washington led a mission to Fort LeBoeuf.
a. | 2-1-3-4 | c. | 4-2-3-1 | b. | 4-2-1-3 | d. | 2-1-4-3 |
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Which statement BEST describes the attitude of the colonial soldiers at
the end of Lord Dunmore’s War?
a. | They were pleased that the Indians had been defeated. | b. | They were upset
because the Indians had not been completely destroyed. | c. | They were unhappy because they were denied
pensions for their service in the conflict. | d. | They were pleased that they could now move west
of the Proclamation Line of 1763. |
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Which statement does NOT explain why almost one-third of the colonists
favored remaining a part of England as the American Revolution approached?
a. | Many colonists still had family in England and feared that war would endanger their
families there. | b. | Many colonists were afraid that life under the adventuresome patriots would be harder
and harsher than life under the British. | c. | Many colonists believed that, since England
settled the colonies and financed them in the beginning, they still had the right to continue to rule
them. | d. | Many colonists were afraid that, without the protection of a major power like
England, the colonies would be overrun by the Indians or other
nations. |
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Completion
Complete each
statement.
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_______________ led a diplomatic mission to Fort LeBoeuf in an attempt to
get the French to leave the Ohio Valley.
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2.
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Fort _______________ is located in Pendleton County.
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3.
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The ruler of Great Britain during the American Revolution was
_______________.
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Matching
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Match the vocabulary word with its definition. a. | ally | f. | provocative | b. | fugitive | g. | retaliation | c. | neutral | h. | rivalry | d. | nullify | i. | treaty | e. | overt | j. | tyranny |
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competition
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2.
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take away the legal status of something
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harsh use of power
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4.
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someone running away from something
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likely to anger
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join together for mutual benefit
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open
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8.
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formal agreement between two or more nations
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to not take sides
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10.
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counter attack
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Essay
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1.
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Describe the events that led to the death of Cornstalk.
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