John Green Will Be Discussing the Events Leading up to The

Name ______Date ______Core # ___

CRASH COURSE US HISTORY #5
The Seven Years War and the Great Awakening

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Questions #1

John Green will be discussing the events leading up to the

______, specifically the ______years

war, also call the ______and Indian War.

Question #2

______was the key economic theory of the British Empire

in the ______century.

Question #3

Define Mercantilism:

Question #4

The most important colonial trade goods were ______and

______, and both required heavily on ______labor.

Question #5

Britain’s greatest rival was ______.

Question #6

The French were moving into the ______and ______River

Valleys and forming alliances with American ______to try and dominate

the ______and deer-skin trades.

Question #7

In 1749, the governor of ______awarded a huge

______grant to the ______Company. However, the Native

Americans and their ______supporters thought they had rights

to the land.

Question #8

The British colonists led by ______

tried to eject the French from the forts they were constructing in Western

______. The first attempt was a disaster and Washington

had to abandon ______Necessity, and lost ______of his

men. The attack on Fort Duquesne was equally ______,

and General Braddock and 2/3 of his men were killed.

Question #9

After two years of fighting the tide turned for the ______. They

captured Forts Duquesne, ______, and ______.

Question #10

The war continued and the British were victorious in

______, the Caribbean, ______, and India

It finally ended with the Treaty of ______in 1763

Question #11

After the Seven Years War, the Indians organized an armed revolt. In 1763,

Indians, particularly from the Ottawa and ______tribes,

launched what came to be known as ______Rebellion.

Question #12

Although unsuccessful, the Indians managed to killed settlers in

______. As a result, the British Parliament issued the

______Line of ______. This forbade settlement

west of the Appalachian Mountains and reserved that territory for ______.

Question #13

New ideas like ______were taking root in the

colonies. It was similar to the Roman ideal.

Question #14

A second political philosophy was ______. The main task

was to protect citizens’ ______rights. John Locke defined these

as life, ______and ______.

Question #15

The Great Awakening took place in the early 18th century. It was a revitalization of

the ______feeling. It introduced revival ______

and new denominations such as Presbyterians, ______and

______.

Question #16

One of the keys of the American ______was the breakdown in

respect for ______.