1. Separate Piece of Paper 11-4-2013
Which two countries fought in the French and Indian War? (page 86)
Why was it called the French and Indian War? (page 86)
What was the result of the French and Indian War? Read Treaty of Paris (1763) – page 88.

2. ANSWERS
The British fought the French in North America
Called the French and Indian War because the war was between Britain and France (Indians tried to help France win)
Treaty of Paris ended war triumphantly for the British, who kept Canada, the Great Lakes country, the Ohio River Valley, and Florida. They had driven the French out of North America.

3. How did the Proclamation of 1763 affect colonial settlers? (page 88)
Bell Ringer (Tues.)
What did the Indians involved with Pontiac’s Rebellion hope to accomplish? (page 88)
How did the Proclamation of 1763 affect colonial settlers? (page 88)

4. Answers
The Indians involved with Pontiac’s Rebellion hoped to weaken the British and lure the French back into North America
Proclamation of 1763 ordered all colonial settlers to remain east of the Appalachian Mountains.

6. Bell Ringer (Wed.)
Read the first paragraph on page 100 and answer the following question;
Why did the British Parliament need to raise money?

7. Answer:
Parliament needed to raise money, both to pay the debt from the French and Indian War as well as protect the 13 colonies.
Effect: Colonist must pay more taxes

8. List one similarity between British and Colonial government.
Bell Ringer (Thur.)
List one similarity between British and Colonial government.
List one difference between British and Colonial governments.

9. SOME POSSIBLE ANSWERS:
SIMILARITY – BOTH HAVE TWO HOUSE LEGISLATURE (BI-CAMERAL); BOTH ALLOW ELECTIONS
DIFFERENCES: NO INHERITED POSTIONS IN THE COLONIES; LESS MEN VOTE IN BRITAIN

10. Bell Ringer (Fri.)
Read, “Why it Matters,” on page 98 and answer the following question:
What caused the colonists to rebel against the British?