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What was the name of the war fought in North America between Great Britain and France in the 1750s?

• The Revolutionary War

• The French and Indian War

• The War of 1812

• The Civil War

Which two countries were involved in the conflict over the Ohio River valley in the 1750s?

• Spain and Portugal

• Great Britain and France

• Germany and Italy

• Russia and China

Explain why tensions increased between British colonists and French-controlled territories in the Ohio River valley.

• Because of a trade agreement

• Due to religious differences

• As more British colonists moved west into French-controlled territory

• Because of a language barrier

Identify the location of Fort Duquesne in present-day terms.

• New York

• Pennsylvania

• Virginia

• Ohio

Describe the global impact of the war that started in North America in the 1750s.

• It remained a local conflict

• It spread to two other continents and three oceans

• It was only fought in Europe

• It was a minor skirmish

What was the European name for the war that was called the French and Indian War in North America?

• The Hundred Years' War

• The Seven Years' War

• The Napoleonic Wars

• The War of Roses

Analyze the role of Native American allies in the French and Indian War. Why were they significant?

• They were neutral and did not participate

• They provided crucial support to both the French and British sides

• They only supported the British

• They only supported the French

Compare the alliances of France and Great Britain during the French and Indian War. How did these alliances affect the outcome of the war?

• France had more European allies

• Great Britain had more Native American allies

• France had Native American allies, while Great Britain had fewer

• Both had equal alliances

What was the primary reason for the conflict between Great Britain and France in the Ohio River valley?

• Disputes over trade routes

• Conflicting claims to land

• Religious differences

• Language barriers

Evaluate the strategic importance of the Ohio River valley during the French and Indian War.

• It was a major trade route

• It was a religious center

• It was a remote and unimportant area

• It was a key military and economic region