FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT APUSH CHAPTER 6

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT APUSH CHAPTER 6

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Question 1: William Pitt

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Brilliant leader in the London government (1757) who earned the titles "Great Commoner" and "Organizer of Victory".

Question 2: Fort Necessity

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The scene of Washington's defeat in Ohio. Forced to retreat in 1754.

Question 3: Coureurs de bois

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A term for French woodsmen who trapped and traded with Indians.

Question 4: King Louis XIV

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King of France from 1643 to 1715 who supported overseas exploration and colonization

Question 5: Benjamin Franklin

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Leading figure of the Albany Congress who contributed a scheme for colonial home rule.

Question 6: Chief Pontiac

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Ottawan chief that, in 1763, led several tribes in a violent campaign to drive the British out of the Ohio Country.

Question 7: Proclamation of 1763

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Prevented the colonists from settling west of the Appalachians. Colonists defied this. Fueled a feeling of rebellion.

Question 8: Frederick the Great

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King of Prussia who, against the odds, fought off the French, Austrian, and Russian armies in Germany during the Seven Years/French and Indian War.

Question 9: Louisbourg fortress

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Invaded and captured by the British. French still clung to it after being given to the English.

Question 10: Samuel de Champlain

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The leading figure of Quebec who was nicknamed the "Father of New France."

Question 11: French and Indian War or Seven Years War

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The most far-flung war in the world. Started in America in 1754 by Washington in the Ohio Valley.

Question 12: French fortified posts

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Planted to block Spain on the Gulf of Mexico. The most important of these were in New Orleans and Illinois.

Question 13: Antoine Cadillac

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The French explorer who founded Detroit in 1701.

Question 14: War of Austrian Succession or King George's War

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Large-scale war in Europe that merged with another ongoing war in the Americas. British won.

Question 15: Huron Indians

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A nearby group of Indians that Champlain established as allies.

Question 16: Peace signing at Utrecht

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• Britain won. Received Acadia (renamed Nova Scotia), Newfoundland, and Hudson Bay.

Question 17: King William's War and Queen Anne's War

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The two earliest fights between European powers for control of North America. 1689-1697 and 1702-1713 respectively.

Question 18: Albany Congress

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Summoned by the British government in 1754 to keep the Iroquois on Britain's side and to unite the colonies.

Question 19: Robert de la Salle

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The French explorer who sailed down the Mississippi River in 1682 and founded Louisiana.

Question 20: Battle of Quebec

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A battle between the British and French in 1759 that ended with all French power thrown out of North America.

Question 21: War of Jenkins's Ear

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Small-scale war that broke in America between the Spanish and British in 1739.

Question 22: Quebec

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The first settlement of the French in North America. Was on the St. Lawrence River and was established in 1608.

Question 23: New France

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The name for the French colony in North America whose primary resource was beaver.

Question 24: James Wolfe

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The leader of the British army during the Battle of Quebec.

Question 25: Restless colonists

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Would not unite to help their mother country against their biggest foe. Colonial disunity plagued them.

Question 26: French Acadians

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A group of French that the British had conquered in 1713 that were uprooted in 1755.

Question 27: Voyageurs

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French seamen who recruited Indians into the fur business.

Question 28: Treaty of Paris

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Signed in 1763, a peace agreement that threw French power off of North America.