1. British
French
Copy the TWO QUESTIONS into the Warm-Up Section of your BINDER:
Think about the Native American way of life before the colonists arrived.
1. Who lived most like the Native Americans, the British or the French?
2. Who do you think the Native Americans trusted more? Why?

2. Umbrella Question
What events led up to the American Revolution and what were the effects of each event?
Put in your BINDER. This is the NEXT EXAM QUESTION!!!!!!!

3. Protection of the Land Hunting Marriage
Fur trading is France’s main source of income in North America.
Protection of the Land
Hunting
Marriage
Fur trappers and traders adopted many Indian ways.

4. British Treatment of Native Americans
Farming-destruction of forest
British customs contradicted Native Americans
Did not inter-marry

7. Why is it called the French and Indian War?
Who are the key players of the war?
France and Britain
French Colonists and British Colonists
French Allies: Algonquin and Huron People
The enemy of my enemy is my friend
English Allies: Iroquois Indians- Joseph Brant

8. Mohawk chief
Joseph Brant
Algonquins
Hurons
Iroquois
France
England

9. Washington’s Role in the War
Washington’s Early Life
Lieutenant Colonel Washington
Governor Dinwiddie’s Letter
Christopher Gist
The Half King and the ambush at Jumonville
Fort Necessity
General Braddock- Fort Duqusnene

10. Land Surveyor

11. War begins in 1754 - called the Seven Years’ War in Europe
22 year old Major George Washington launched surprise attack on the French.
French countered and Washington and his troops had to defend Fort Necessity against 700 French and Indians. They would eventually surrender and Washington was released.
Fort Necessity (present)

12. In 1755 Gen. Braddock and half of the British army are killed at Fort Duquesne (now Pittsburgh, PA).
This was a major defeat for the British.
Fort Duquesne (present)
General Braddock

13. In 1757, William Pitt is named British Prime Minister, and makes winning the war his top priority, sending Britain’s best generals to North America.
William Pitt…

14. In 1757, William Pitt is named British Prime Minister, and makes winning the war his top priority, sending Britain’s best generals to North America.
William Pitt…
not to be confused with Brad Pitt.

15. In 1759, Gen. James Wolfe captures the New France capital, Quebec with a surprise attack up steep cliffs along the St. Lawrence River.

16. Unfortunately, Wolfe was killed in battle, but not before being told the the British had won.
Quebec was surrendered on September 18, 1759.

17. War officially ends in 1763 with the Treaty of Paris, signed by England and France.
French has no power in North America, Brit. gained Canada (eh?) and all Fr. lands east of the Mississippi, except New Orleans.
Spain gave up Florida to Brit., but received all Fr. lands west of the Mississippi River, along with New Orleans.

19. Albany Congress met in 1754 to discuss a stronger alliance with the Iroquois and a united colonial defense.
Ben Franklin (Penn. Delegate) proposes Albany Plan of Union to create “one general government for 13 colonies to make laws, raise taxes and set up defense for the colonies.”

21. Textbook, p. 143
Read about the Albany Congress and answer the last two questions on the front side of your worksheet for the French and Indian War.

22. Ben Franklin publishes the first political cartoon to promote the Albany Plan of Union.
Delegates vote to accept the plan, but it was not approved by any of the colonies.

24. Post-Assessment
Create a complete 5 sentence paragraph to answer the question:
Explain how the French and Indian War helped create the first attempt at unifying the English colonies in North America. What were the results of that attempt?