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q, Date: (b) Cause? (c) Plana (d) Two
(e) How did the war cease?
~ Name the famous Frenchman who man.
aged the FIR. side of the war.
90 State three facts about him.
3--The second intercolonial war:
(a) Who were the principal allies Of the
French during these wars?
(b) What other ally did they have in the
south during this ware
(c) How long did this war last7
(d) What did Eng. gain in this war;
4-The third intercoopial war:
i (a) Name the principal events Of the third
tb) Name a series Of posts established BY the
French nsh in the Miss. Valley between 100 and
(c) For what did the British government ex.
change Lousburg?
fd) How did the Eng. colonists regard this
trade? Why?
(e) Who were the Five Nations1
~ What part did they hare In these wars7
5-The fourth war:
sa) For what purpose was the Ohio Co.
OBJ What effect did the carrying out OF this
purpose have on the French?
lc9 What point was called the Gateway Of
the West and why?
ld) Name some other 'sobjectire points" Of
this war, stating briefly why they were the
points about which the war conferred.
There were some famous men connected with
this war, both in Europe and in America
(e) Name famous Prussian.
q = Name Mn,.s famous os. English statesman.
IfL-5 NtHAAAC
the first shot in the war.
h) Name two generals, one French and one
Eng, who lost their lives in the same battle
~ Name an English officer who would not
take advice.
Cd Name an English officer having remark.
able influence with the Indians
| lk) By what treaty this war ended?
~ How was the map of North America
| changed by this treaty?
These answers were marked 81:
la The name tntercolonial wars includes
| four wars: First, King Williams; second. Queen
Anne's; third, King George's fourth French and
| Indian wars.
lb) They took place mostly between the French
and English colonies
| (c) They we're part Of the great struggle
i known the French and Indian war
(d) Other names given to them are-nnd it
In A.
! 2-The first war was King Williams war.
I ~ The date of this war was 1859. (a) James H.
had been driven from the throne and went to
France for protection and then the people invited
| William and Mary over to rule. So quarrels be-
gan between Frenchmen and ENLISTMENT.
| (c) The plan was to cut the English off from
/ the forests and fur trade with the Indians So
4 when war broke out between France and England
/ they saw good opportunity to do so.
/ (d) The two events were the burning of Sche-
.nectady and the nassaeres of Deerfeld and Hav-
erhill.
(c) The war ceased when Queen Anne took the
/ throne
e The French man was Frontenac.
tg) He was an old man of about 20 years.
i He was like boy and friendly Indians liked
him. He was energetic
3-'The second Of these wars was the Queen
4 Anne'S war s. %
i (a) The allies were the French and Indians.
:. fb) The French in the south also had another
ally. the Spanish who hated the English for
coming and settling in the Carolinas
I (c) This war lasted twelve years.
4 (d) In this war the English gained Nova SEQ.
tia the country around Hudson bay and
i 1.-The fourth war was known as King
/ Georges war. S
4 (a) The first event was the capture of Louis
. burg and the destroying of Narridewach, in
q Maine.
1 (b) series of fortified posts connecting the
great lakes and the Mississippi valley were made.
They were the Detroit, vincennes, Kaskaskia and
Cahokia. The British governors exchanged Louis
] burg for Madras in Hindustan.
4 I'D The English colonists disltked this be-
4 cause Loulsburg was the stronger French fort
a cept Quebec. and Madras heather city.
Il (e) The Five Nations were strong body Of
Indians who Joined the English to drive out the
French. They consisted Of five tribes
key When Frontenac tried to capture New
York it was saved by the help of these Indians
and Frontenac was forced to return to Canada
because they were already making attacks on
the towns. But he died, having too thoroly beat.
en- these Indians that they could not take part
in Annes
i 5-The Ohio company was formed to survey
the land around the Ohio river for the people OF
the English colonies had already began to look
with longing eyes into the interior OF the coun
try.
(bl When the French heard this they hastened
to fortify the great lakes and mountains 50 thai
they could not come into the interior.
{c) The point called the gateway of the wes1
i was Fort Duquesne, afterwards Fort Pitt, ane
then Pittsburg. This was at the junction
of two rivers, where they go into the interior OF
the country and mountains were on both sides Of
this river, it was very diff.
, Note-The remaining subject, arithrne-
tic will be presented next week. This viii
be followed by conclusions to close the
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