Question

part i: multiple choice
(write the letter of the correct answer. each is worth 2 points, total = 32 points.)

1. the french and indian war was part of a larger global conflict known as the

• a. napoleonic wars
• b. seven years war
• c. war of 1812
• d. american revolution

1. the french and indian war primarily involved conflict between which two european

powers?

• a. france and spain
• b. england and spain
• c. france and britain
• d. britain and the netherlands

1. which native american leader allied with the french during the war?

• a. pontiac
• b. tecumseh
• c. metacom (king philip)
• d. sitting bull

1. what was the main reason for conflict between france and britain in north america?

• a. religious differences
• b. competition over trade routes and land
• c. disputes about slavery
• d. control of the mississippi river only

1. the war began in which region of north america?

• a. the great plains
• b. the ohio river valley
• c. the appalachian mountains
• d. new england

Explanation:

1. The French and Indian War was part of the Seven Years' War. The Seven Years' War was a global conflict that had various theaters, including the North - American front known as the French and Indian War.
2. The main European powers in conflict during the French and Indian War were France and Britain. They were vying for control of North - American territories.
3. Pontiac was a Native American leader who allied with the French. He later led Pontiac's Rebellion after the war.
4. The main reason for the conflict between France and Britain in North America was competition over trade routes and land. Both powers wanted to expand their colonial holdings and control valuable resources.
5. The war began in the Ohio River Valley. This region was of strategic importance for trade and expansion.

Answer:

1. B. Seven Years' War
2. C. France and Britain
3. A. Pontiac
4. B. Competition over trade routes and land
5. B. The Ohio River Valley