Koshin - War and Conflict Review (7 Years War and American Revolution)

Question 1

What were some of the tax Acts imposed on the colonies?

Accepted Answer

Sugar Act, Housing Act, Tea Act, War Act, Townsend Acts, Quartering Act, Stamp Act, and Intolerable Acts

Question 2

What perspective represents the British thoughts on the Quebec Act of 1774?

Accepted Answer

We may lose the 13 Colonies. Let's not lose Quebec too!

Question 3

When did the 7 Years' War start?

Accepted Answer

1756

Question 4

This is the term for a descendant of New France

Accepted Answer

Canadien

Question 5

How were Indigenous Peoples in Canada affected during the 7 Years' War?

Accepted Answer

Their territory (land) was between the two opposing forces

Question 6

What major event led to the expulsion of Acadians from Nova Scotia?

Accepted Answer

The Great Deportation

Question 7

How did conflicts between the French and British in Europe impact North America?

Accepted Answer

They made disputes over territories (land) in North America worse

Question 8

Bilingualism is a policy of recognizing two official languages.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 9

What was the main purpose of the Acts and Taxes imposed on the colonies?

Accepted Answer

Make money to help Britain pay off debt and fund their military

Question 10

James Wolfe and Marquis de Montcalm are both famous for fighting in which battle?

Accepted Answer

The Battle on the Plains of Abraham

Question 11

General Montcalm and General Wolfe both died as a result of the Battle on the Plains of Abraham

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

How did the Quebec Act impact Indigenous Nations?

Accepted Answer

It ignored their rights and territories promised in the Royal Proclamation

Question 13

What impact did the rebellion of the 13 Colonies have on British North America?

Accepted Answer

It resulted in a large number of Loyalists fleeing to "Canada"

Question 14

Define accommodation:

Accepted Answer

A settlement or compromise

Question 15

What caused the British to decide to deport the Acadians?

Accepted Answer

Suspicion that they were siding with France

Question 16

The Great Deportation followed the Acadians' refusal to sign the ________.

Accepted Answer

Oath of Allegiance to Great Britain

Question 17

This event resulted in many Acadians being separated from their families:

Accepted Answer

The Great Deportation

Question 18

What caused the American Revolution?

Accepted Answer

The colonists did not want to be taxed by Britain without representation

Question 19

What is the Treaty of Paris?

Accepted Answer

A treaty that ended the American Revolutionary War, A treaty that ended the 7 Years' War

Question 20

The Quebec Act of 1774 impacted "Canada" by restoring which of the following?

Accepted Answer

French language rights

Question 21

What choice did Loyalists have during the Revolutionary War?

Accepted Answer

Stay in the 13 Colonies and continue to be treated poorly, Flee to a British Colony like "Canada", Remain anonymous and hide their identity

Question 22

What are some of the main reasons as to why France and Britain were in conflict during the Seven Years' War?

Accepted Answer

More land, trade opportunities, and resources

Question 23

Complete with the correct word: The Quebec Act of 1774 promoted

Accepted Answer

Coexistence between the British and French

Question 24

Why was the Battle on the Plains of Abraham such a significant event?

Accepted Answer

The French surrendered New France

Question 25

Why did Great Britain and the Thirteen Colonies want to take over New France?

Accepted Answer

They wanted to gain control of the gateway to the continent (St. Lawrence), They needed more farmland for their growing population, They wanted to secure more trade with the Indigenous, They wanted to control the Atlantic fisheries (especially cod)

Question 26

The Royal Proclamation finally recognized the rights of which group?

Accepted Answer

Indigenous Peoples

Question 27

How did the American Revolution impact "Canada"?

Accepted Answer

It directly led to the Great Loyalist Migration

Question 28

Which people wanted to stay neutral amidst the conflicts?

Accepted Answer

Acadians

Question 29

This term refers to the absorption of one culture into another.

Accepted Answer

Assimilation

Question 30

Which of these was a goal of the Royal Proclamation of 1763?

Accepted Answer

Not allow any settlers to move to land set aside for Indigenous Peoples

Question 31

Which of the following was NOT a term of the Royal Proclamation?

Accepted Answer

Settlers from the 13 Colonies are forbidden in Quebec

Question 32

This word refers to several groups living in peace with one another.

Accepted Answer

coexistence

Question 33

How did the Royal Proclamation try to establish peace with Indigenous Nations?

Accepted Answer

By saying that no one could settle in "Indigenous Territory", It established a "Proclamation Line"

Question 34

Which of the following was NOT a term of the Quebec Act of 1774?

Accepted Answer

Indigenous territory promised in the Royal Proclamation was eliminated

Question 35

What was a major reason for a British victory at the fortress of Louisbourg?

Accepted Answer

The British navy created blockades to cut off French reinforcements

Question 36

What role did the Indigenous play in the 7 Years' War

Accepted Answer

They helped both the British and French depending on their alliance

Question 37

What event signalled the END of the Seven Years' War?

Accepted Answer

The Treaty of Paris 1763

Question 38

Choose the best long-term affect of the Royal Proclamation of 1763.

Accepted Answer

The treaty acknowledgement of being on Indigenous land.

Question 39

What did Chief Pontiac do after the 7 Years' War?

Accepted Answer

Declared war on British settlers and destroyed British forts

Question 40

When did the Seven Years' War end?

Accepted Answer

1763

Question 41

A speaker of the French language is referred to as a/an?

Accepted Answer

Francophone

Question 42

The French built this to protect themselves from British invasion:

Accepted Answer

Louisbourg

Question 43

Which of the following was a consequence of the Treaty of Paris 1763?

Accepted Answer

France surrendered all land in North America except St. Pierre et Miquelon

Question 44

Chief Pontiac and his allies captured how many British Forts during their rebellion?

Accepted Answer

7

Question 45

Who were the Loyalists?

Accepted Answer

The colonists who were loyal to Great Britain.

Koshin - War and Conflict Review (7 Years War and American Revolution)

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