Name Date
Vocabulary Match the definitions with the correct terms. (6 points)
Definitions / Termsa. an attack on British forts and villages in the Ohio River
Valley
b. a conflict in which Metacom and his people were
defeated
c. an order that blocked colonists from settling west of the
Appalachians / 1 King Philip’s War
2 Pontiac’s
Rebellion
3 Proclamation
of 1763
Key Concepts Choose the letter of the correct answer. (4 points)
4. What area did both the French and British claim that led to war?
A New England
B the Ohio River valley
C the Mississippi River
D the Southeast
5. The French hoped to control the Ohio River valley by building
F Fort Necessity.
G Fort Duquesne.
H Quebec City.
I Montreal.
6. King Philip’s War was an example of
A British troops trying to conquer Native Americans.
B French traders helping Native Americans.
C colonists putting down a rebellion by African slaves.
D Native Americans resisting New England colonists.
7. Why did some Native Americans side with the British in the French and Indian War?
F They hoped doing so would help them keep control of their land.
G They felt the French had treated them badly as trade partners.
H They wanted to be part of the British colonies.
I They thought the British had a stronger army.
8. Why were the Ottawa people upset with the outcome of the French and Indian War?
A They did not want French traders to continue living on their land.
B They had hoped to force all Europeans out of North America.
C They did not want British settlers building towns on their land.
D They had hoped to claim more territory for themselves.
9. Which of the following is an example of how Native Americans benefited from their
relations with Europeans?
A They developed strong armies to protect themselves.
B They bought enslaved people from the Europeans.
C They sold their land to French and English settlers.
D They traded with French and English settlers.
10. Who was an important military leader in the French and Indian War?
F Metacom
G Thomas Hooker
H Lord Baltimore
I George Washington
11. How did the colonists respond to the Proclamation of 1763?
A Many refused to pay taxes to Britain.
B Many ignored it and settled west of the Appalachians.
C Many returned to England with their families.
D Many rebelled against the Native Americans.
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