1.2 Effects of French and Indian War Quiz

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Who won the French and Indian War?

• The British government and colonists
• The French and Native Americans

Who was in debt from the French and Indian War?

• The British government
• The colonists
• The Spanish government
• Native American tribes in the Ohio River Valley

How did their debt impact the decisions after the French and Indian War?

• They could no longer ally with the Native Americans
• They could not trade with the British anymore
• They could not continue to send troops to fight in wars for the colonists
• They could not build new homes and settlements

What did the colonists do after the French and Indian War?

• They began attacking French forts to get them off of their lands
• They began to settle on the lands gained in the war
• They began taxing the British to get money to pay off the war debts
• They moved off of the lands that they had lost in the war

How did the colonists actions cause another war, called Pontiacs War?

• The French were upset that the colonists were moving onto their land
• The British were upset about the taxes
• Native Americans were upset that colonists were moving onto lands they had lived on for generations
• The British were upset that the colonists refused to pay back the costs of the war

What did the Proclamation Act of 1763 do?

• Forbid Native Americans from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains
• Forbid colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains
• Required colonists to pay back debts from the French and Indian War
• Required the French to move off of British lands won in the war

Why did the British government pass the Proclamation Act of 1763?

• To collect money from the colonists to pay off the debts from the war
• To stop Native Americans from settling on colonists lands
• To stop colonists from getting into conflicts with Native Americans because the British could not afford to protect them
• To build a better relationship with the colonists

How did the Proclamation Act of 1763 impact the British government's relationship with the colonists?

• Their relationship improved because they were working together to solve problems they both had
• Tension increased because the colonists were not allowed to move on the land they had helped win in the war