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Chapter 6 Review

a temporary visitor transie nt

France based their claims on these explorers

La Salle and de Blainville

England based their claims on these explorers

Batts and Fallem

In Europe, the fighting that took place between 1756 and 1763 was referred to as

The Seven Years War

The fighting that took place in North America

The French and Indian War

a treaty between Virginia and the Delaware and Shawnee by which Virginia gained control of the Ohio Valley Treaty of Logstown

The diplomatic mission that Governor Dinwiddie sent to Fort LeBoeuf to negotiate with the French was led by

George Washington

On Washington’s return trip from Fort LeBoeuf, he Fell into icy water

At the Battle of the Monongahela, General Braddock led the British troops forward in

Continental style

Indian method of fighting

behind rocks and trees

Why did it take General Braddock 32 days to cover 110 miles from Virginia to Fort Duquesne? He insisted on building bridges over every stream and clearing all obstacles

Was killed at the Battle of Monongahela

General Braddock

The defeat of the British at the Battle of the Monongahela meant the settlers

Would have to depend on themselves

French fort at the forks of the Ohio River

Fort Duquesne

The victory at Fort Duquesne gave Great Britain control of the

Control of the Ohio River Valley

Fort Duquesne was the present- day site of-

Pittsburgh

Who was appointed by the British government to take charge of the war?

William Pitt

the most important British victory of the French and Indian War

The Battle of Quebec

What French and British generals were killed at the Battle of Quebec?

Montcalm and James Wolf

Continental style

lined up in rows, fired then knelt down to reload

Indian style

behind rocks and trees

Why did most of the Indians choose to ally themselves with the French? The French were more interested in trade, not territory. Less of a change in lifestyle. Less threat to their existence.

What were the differences between the European and the Indian views of land ownership?

European Land Ownership Private ownership Transfer rights with surveyed boundaries Planned to settle

Indian Land Ownership Boundaries not strictly defined Controlled by tribe but owned by everybody Not private property

French Advantages

1. larger land claim 2. system of forts 3. majority of Indian allies 4. superior military officers

French Disadvantages

1. sparse population 2. no personal interest in land 3. poor lines of supply

British Advantages

1. larger population 2. powerful Iroquois allies 3. control of the oceans 4. population concentrated in small area 5. desire to protect their own property

British Disadvantages

1. poorly organized frontier volunteers 2. less qualified officers

George Washington’s role in the war

1. Diplomatic mission 2. Surrendered Fort Necessity 3. Aide Braddock

Describe General Braddock

1. Set in his ways 2. Disliked milita

quickly constructed fort at Great Meadows

Fort Necessity

was ordered to construct a fort at the forks of the Ohio River

Captain William Trent

they investigated the land and then moved on to new lands

transient

open

overt

Location of Fort Necessity

Great Meadows

a delegation to handle sensitive international relations

Diplomatic mission

trading post at present day Cumberland

Wills Creek

Route to Fort Leboeuf

Williamsburg, Wills Creek, Nemacolin Path, Forks of the Ohio River, up the Allegheny River, to Fort LeBoeuf

persons killed or wounded

casualty

counterattack

retaliation

Delaware Indian who helped cut the path

Nemacolin

cut a path from Wills Creek to the forks of the Ohio River

Thomas Cresap

French fort at the forks of the Ohio River

Fort Duquesne

reorganized the British army

William Pitt

forms an association with another for mutual benefit

ally

a formal agreement

treaty

To the Indians, a treaty signaled the - end of warfare

competition

rivalry

minor clash

skirmish

to leave military service without permission

desert

people killed or wounded casualties

Mary Draper Ingles was taken hostage by the Shawnee

Location of Fort Edwards Hampshire County

Location of Fort Seybert Pendleton County

Location of Fort Evans Berkeley County

Location of Fort Ashby Mineral County