French & Indian War

The British did not claim land for farming, but the French did.

The British settled in only one area, while the French established thirteen colonies.

The British settled towns and farms, while the French mostly trapped and traded.

The French did not interact with the Native American tribes, while the British established good relationships with them.

only the French

the British and the French

the British and many Native American nations

Native American nations, the French and the British

The French outnumbered the British.

The French army was stronger and better trained.

The French and Native Americans used tactics like camouflage, confusing the British.

The French and Native Americans fought battles in straight lines on open fields, confusing the British.

was a war only between the French and the Native Americans.

was part of a larger war between Britain and France.

took place in France and India.

only affected North America.

General Pitt sending more money and troops to the colonies

the British forming an alliance with the Iroquois nation

a strategy of capturing French forts

All of the answers

The war strengthened the ties between the colonists and the Native Americans.

The British enacted (authorized/put into place) new taxes to pay for the war, which angered the colonists.

The colonists became better fighters and discovered what they could do if they banded (joined) together.

The colonists were not allowed to settle beyond the Appalachian mountains, which they felt was unfair.