In what year did the French and Indian War end?
The French and Indian War (1754-1763)
Began in 1754 as a confrontation between the French and British over land in present-day America. Lasted until 1763 and included colonies of Britain, France, and their Native American allies. Resulted in Britain gaining control of much of North America.
Concepts:
British Colonies: The 13 colonies of Great Britain located in North America. Native American Allies: Groups native to North America who allied with either France or Britain during the war. Seven Years' War: The global conflict that followed the French and Indian War and involved all of the major European powers.
Fun facts:
George Washington fought in the French and Indian War. The French and Indian War was part of a larger conflict called the Seven Years' War. It was the first major war where Europeans used guerilla warfare tactics.
Work together in pairs: What were the political, economic, and social consequences of the French and Indian War?
Work together in pairs: What lasting effects did the French and Indian War have on the relations between Britain and the American colonies?
Brain break: Draw a portrait of an alien who is a world-renowned chef!
What was the name of the war fought between Britain and France in America from 1754-1763?
- French and Indian War
- Seven Years War
- Revolutionary War
- War of 1812
What year did the French and Indian War start?
Which country gained the most territory after the French and Indian War?
- Great Britain
- France
- The Netherlands
- Spain
Which country sided with France during the French and Indian War?
- Native American tribes
- The Netherlands
- Spain
- Great Britain
What was the outcome of the French and Indian War?
- Great Britain gained control of Canada and much of the Ohio River Valley
- France regained control of Canada and much of the Ohio River Valley
- France gained control of Canada and much of the Ohio River Valley
- Great Britain regained control of Canada and much of the Ohio River Valley