Chapter 6
“The Duel for North America, 1608-1763”
Study Guide
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Explain how France and Britain came to engage in a great contest for
North America and why Britain won. | |
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Why did the Ohio Valley become the main arena of conflict between the French and
British in America? | |
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Explain how the contest affected Britain’s American subjects and helped
pave the way for their later rebellion. | |
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Describe France’s North American empire and compare it with Britain’s
colonies. | |
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Explain how North American political and military events were affected by
developments on the larger European stage. | |
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Explain the paradox that Britain's victory over France -- which the British colonists officially supported -- actually created new sources of tension between Americans and the mother country. |
Define:
Acadians
French and Indian War
Huguenots
Jesuits
coureurs de bois
War of Jenkin’s Ear
Louisbourg
Albany Congress
Quebec
Seven Years’ War
Identify: Samuel de Champlain, Robert de la Salle, Treaty of Utrecht, War of the Austrian Succession, Fort Duquesne, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Gen. Edward Braddock, William Pit, Plains of Abraham, Battle of Québec, Pontiac, Proclamation of 1763, Iroquois