U.S. History
Mr. Boothby
9/28/2016
The Learning Target
: Seven Years War/ Washington/
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Silently Read Pages 112-121
Silently Read Pages 112-121
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Questions Page 112-121
Mr. Boothby
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1)
What happened between George Washington and France and how was it resolved?
2)
Why was the Seven Years War fought? Who was involved?
3)
What was the result of the British Colonies in America?
4)
What mistake did the British make early on in the war that caused it to drag on longer
than it should have?
5)
What changes did William Pitt make in the war that gave the British a decisive
victory over France?
6)
What happened at the Battle of Quebec?
7)
What was the result of the war for the French?
8)
What feelings grew during the war amongst colonists from various places
in America? + What feelings grew between British Colonials and the British
soldiers during the war?
9)
What was Pontiac's uprising (Pontiacs Rebellion)?
10)
What was the Proclamation of 1763?
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POP QUIZ #2
1. Which system employed by the Spanish advanced the goals of
both converting American Indians to Christianity and exploiting
their labor?
a. Socialism
b. Encomienda.
c. Mercantilism
d. Capitalism
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2. Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century English colonization
differed from the Spanish, Dutch, and French because England
a. eventually established colonies based primarily on agriculture.
b. did not seek to acquire land from the native populations
c. exclusively used African slave labor for mining and agriculture
d. was dedicated to the religious conversion and assimilation of native populations
3. Which of the following groups of colonial settlers largely
avoided intermarriage or cross-racial sexual unions with native
populations?
a. The Spanish
b. The French
c. The Dutch
d. The English.
4. The Atlantic slave trade grew dramatically in the 18th century
because of…
a. a surplus of indentured servants
b. limited demand for colonial goods
c. the difficulty of effectively enslaving native peoples.
d. special funding from European nations to subsidize slavery
5. Which British North American colony violently confronted the
Powhatan Indians and justified their actions by their strong belief
in their racial and cultural superiority?
a. Massachusetts Bay
b. Virginia.
c. Rhode Island
d. Pennsylvania
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HANDOUT HELP!
1) What happened between George Washington and France and how
was it resolved?
George Washington led the attack that killed the French leader. After a tenhour siege at Fort Necessity, Washington was forced to surrender.
2) Why was the Seven Years War fought? Who was involved?
The war was partially ignited due to George Washington's actions in the
Ohio Valley with many other conflicts following this incident. The war
spread across all seven seas and the entire world was fighting.
3) What was the result of the British Colonies in America?
The war in a way had a positive effect on the colonies because this made
them realize how much they needed unity. The colonies were now more tightknit than ever, as shown by Benjamin Franklin's "Join or Die" cartoon.
4) What mistake did the British make early on in the war that caused it
to drag on longer than it should have?
The British tried attacking random exposed wilderness posts at the same
time instead of heading for Quebec and Montreal.
5) What changes did William Pitt make in the war that gave the British
a decisive victory over France?
Pitt decided to slow down attacks on the French West Indies because it had
been weakening the British. He decided to focus more on the QuebecMontreal area of Canada.
6) What happened at the Battle of Quebec?
James Wolfe led the attack that led to Britain's victory and conquering of
Quebec, finally defeating the French.
7) What was the result of the war for the French?
French power was thrown off of North America, leaving behind the people in
their colonies with their culture. The only land the French were allowed to
keep were some sugar islands in the West Indies and small fishing islets.
8) What feelings grew during the war amongst colonists from various
places in America? + What feelings grew between British Colonials
and the British soldiers during the war?
The British Colonials and British soldier became even more proud of their
country and their strength, and their military confidence increased.
The colonists' distaste for Americans greatly grew during and after the war.
9) What was Pontiac's uprising (Pontiacs Rebellion)?
An uprising led by the Ottawa chief Pontiac because their French allies were
no longer in North America. The British retaliated quickly, killing many
Indians including Pontiac himself.
10) What was the Proclamation of 1763?
This was a proclamation that prohibited settlement in the area past the
Appalachians. The purpose of this statement was to work out the issue with
the Indians well and prevent another uprising like Pontiac's.
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