EOC Standard 1 Part 7 War of 1812

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What was a major cause of the French and Indian War? Options: Colonial expansion, Taxes without representation, Fighting at Lexington & Concord, Tensions between Britain & Spain

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Colonial expansion

Answer explanation

Colonial expansion was a major cause of the French and Indian War, as European powers fought for control over North American territories.

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What was one of the biggest fears of frontier settlers for most of early US History? A unified Native American force, plagues such as smallpox, a general lack of food, pirates.

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A unified Native American force.

Answer explanation

One of the biggest fears of frontier settlers for most of early US History was a unified Native American force, as they posed a significant threat to the settlers' safety and security.

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Which of the following was a plan for unified colonial defense against the threat of Native Americans & the French during the French and Indian War? Albany Plan, The Articles of Confederation, The Committees of Correspondence , Jays Treaty

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Albany Plan

Answer explanation

The Albany Plan was a proposal for unified colonial defense against Native Americans & the French during the French and Indian War.

Front

Who were the biggest losers of the French & Indian War?

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Native Americans

Answer explanation

The biggest losers of the French & Indian War were the Native Americans, as they suffered significant losses in terms of land, resources, and autonomy.

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What system of Naive American relations with European settlers came to an end with the British victory in the French and Indian War?

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The Playoff System

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'The Playoff System' because it was the system of Native American relations with European settlers that came to an end with the British victory in the French and Indian War.

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What rebellion attempted to unite the Native Americans on the frontier against the British and westward settlement of the American colonists?

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Pontiac’s Rebellion

Answer explanation

Pontiac’s Rebellion attempted to unite Native Americans against the British and westward settlement of American colonists.

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Following Pontiac’s Rebellion what British policy attempted to stop American settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains?

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The Proclamation Line of 1763

Answer explanation

Following Pontiac’s Rebellion, the British policy that attempted to stop American settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains was the Proclamation Line of 1763.

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This notable Virginian viewed the Royal Proclamation line as a "temporary expedient to quiet the minds of the Indians".

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George Washington

Answer explanation

George Washington is the correct choice because he viewed the Royal Proclamation line as a 'temporary expedient to quiet the minds of the Indians'.

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This frontiersman ignored the Royal Proclamation Line. He developed a path through the Appalachian Mountains (the Wilderness Road through the Cumberland Gap) and established the first permanent colonial settlement in Kentucky.

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Daniel Boone

Answer explanation

Daniel Boone is the correct choice as he ignored the Royal Proclamation Line, developed the Wilderness Road, and established the first permanent colonial settlement in Kentucky.

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Did Native Americans clearly side with one side during the American Revolution?

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No

Answer explanation

Native Americans did not clearly side with one side during the American Revolution, hence the correct answer is 'No'.