<p>Name:______January 27, 2014</p><p>The French and Indian War </p><p>Research: Use reference materials or the Internet to answer the following questions. </p><p>Please answer with numbering sequence on separate sheet of paper</p><p>1) In what year did the French and Indian War begin? </p><p>2) What two European powers fought against each other in the French and Indian War? </p><p>3) What global war took place at the same time as the French and Indian War? </p><p>4) What is this global war known as in Canada? </p><p>5) Who served as prime minister of Britain from 1756 to 1761? </p><p>6) Who led the expedition against Duquesne in 1755? </p><p>7) Who was the General that took Fort Duquesne in 1758? </p><p>8) What did the British do to Fort Duquesne? </p><p>9) What U.S. city grew around the site of Fort Duquesne? </p><p>10) Who was the French commander who held off James Abercromby’s attack on Fort Carillon in 1758? </p><p>11) What was Fort Carillon renamed? </p><p>12) Who was the British army officer that replaced James Abercromby as supreme commander in America during the war? </p><p>13) Who was the British brigadier general that captured Lighthouse Point during the Siege of Louisbourg? </p><p>14) When did the Siege of Louisbourg end? </p><p>15) Who led the British force that captured Fort Niagara in 1759? </p><p>16) During what battle did Quebec fall to the British? </p><p>17) In what year did the French and Indian War end? </p><p>18) Which treaty ended the Seven Years’ War? </p><p>19) What country lost control of Canada at the end of the war? </p><p>20) What country gained control of Canada at the end of the war? </p><p>Date Due: January 30, 2014</p><p>Helpful links: http://www.history.com/topics/french-and-indian-war (History Channel) http://www.pbs.org/thewarthatmadeamerica/timeline.html (PBS) http://www.ncdcr.gov/FrenchandIndianWarInteractive.aspx (Interactive web site) KEY</p><p>1) 1754 </p><p>2) Great Britain and France </p><p>3) the Seven Years’ War </p><p>4) the War of the Conquest </p><p>5) William Pitt </p><p>6) Edward Braddock </p><p>7) General John Forbes </p><p>8) They burned it. </p><p>9) Pittsburgh </p><p>10) Louis Joseph de Montcalm </p><p>11) Fort Ticonderoga </p><p>12) Jeffery Amherst </p><p>13) James Wolfe </p><p>14) July 26, 1758 </p><p>15) Sir William Johnson </p><p>16) the Battle of the Plains of Abraham </p><p>17) 1763 </p><p>18) the Treaty of Paris (1763) </p><p>19) France </p><p>20) Great Britain </p>