Unit 3, Lesson 3

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The French and Indian War broke out in 1754.

True

False

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In 1759 the Iroquois joined the British side, in the French and Indian War.

True

False

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What eventually lead to the Powhatan Wars in 1610?

The colonists and American Indians were not trading fairly with one another.

They were tired of each other.

The Powhatan realized the colonists wanted their land.

The colonists were being taken advantage of by the Powhatan.

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In 1637 conlicts over trade, land, and culture began between the English colonists and which group of people?

Powhatan

French

Pequot

Iroquois

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In 1675, who brought American Indian groups together to fight back against English colonists in New England?

The Wampanoag chief

Metacom

King Philip

All of the Above

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An example of _____________ was when the colonists and their American Indian allies set fire to a Pequot village and killed hundred of people.

massacre

cooperation

treaty

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King Philip's War lasted about a year, but evenually resulted in the colonists defeating Metacom and his allies, and taking their land.

True

False

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The Powhatan Wars ended with the Powhatan removing the colonists from their land by 1646.

True

False

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Why was the Treaty of Paris important?

It ended the French and Indian War and gave the French control of North America.

It ended the French and Indian War and gave Britain control of Canada and all French lands East of the Mississipi River.

It announced that all land would be returned to the American Indians.

10.

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What caused the French and Indian War in 1754?

The French and American Indian allies were controlling the fur trade in the Ohio River Valley, but the English moved into the area.

The French massacred many American Indians in villages near the the Ohio River, causing a War.

The French were jealous of the British's American Indian allies.

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