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understanding the french and indian war multiple choice questions

1. what was one reason for the french and indian war

a) arguments over location
b) disputes over fishing rights
c) religious differences between french and british settlers
d) competition for control of the fur trade

1. who led an attack on the french fort of fort duquesne?

a) george washington
b) benjamin franklin
c) thomas jefferson
d) john adams

1. what event marked a turning - point in the french and indian war?

a) the signing of the treaty of paris
b) the capture of quebec by british forces
c) the battle of bunker hill
d) the boston tea party

1. how did the french and indian war affect relations between the british government and american colonists?

a) it strengthened their alliance
b) it had no impact on their relations
c) it strained their relations
d) it led to their peaceful separation

1. which treaty marked the end of the french and indian war?

a) the treaty of versailles
b) the treaty of paris
c) the treaty of london
d) the treaty of independence

Explanation:

1. The French and Indian War was largely over competition for control of the fur - trade. Disputes over territory and resources were key factors.
2. George Washington led an attack on the French fort of Fort Duquesne. He was involved in early military actions of the war.
3. The capture of Quebec by British forces was a major turning - point in the French and Indian War as it weakened French control in North America.
4. The French and Indian War strained relations between the British government and American colonists due to issues like taxation and restrictions on westward expansion.
5. The Treaty of Paris in 1763 marked the end of the French and Indian War, with France ceding much of its North - American territory.

Answer:

1. D. Competition for control of the fur trade
2. A. George Washington
3. B. The capture of Quebec by British forces
4. C. It strained their relations
5. B. The Treaty of Paris