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In the 1750's _______ was Great Britain's biggest rival.
France
France began its North American empire when _______ explored the St. Lawrence River in 1534.
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain founded _______ in 1608.
Quebec
In 1682 Robert Cavelier, Sieur de _______ claimed the entire Mississippi Valley for France.
La Salle
By 1754 there were over a million British colonists in North America but only about 70,000 _______.
French
Many French colonists in North America were priests or _______ who did not build many towns or drive Native Americans off their land.
fur traders
The French built _______ at the forks of the Ohio River.
Fort Duquesne
George Washington's first command was at a small outpost named _______.
Fort Necessity
The war for control for of the Ohio River Valley is known as the _______ War.
French and Indian
Washington was assigned as an aide and guide to British General _______.
Edward Braddock
King George II chose _______ to lead the government as Prime Minister in 1757.
William Pitt
James Wolfe defeated the Marquis de Montcalm to capture the town of _______.
Quebec
The _______ officially ended the French and Indian War.
Treaty of Paris 1763
After defeating France, Great Britain only shared the continent with _______.
Spain
After the French and Indian War, Native Americans captured eight British forts under the leadership of Chief _______.
Pontiac
To avoid further conflict with Native Americans , the British issued the _______.
Proclamation of 1763
_______ were issued to allow British customs officials to search ships and buildings for smuggled goods.
Writs of assistance
After the French and Indian War, the British left _______ troops in North America.
10,000
Great Britain's national _______ doubled between 1754 and 1763.
debt
The Sugar Act _______ the duty (tax) on foreign made molasses.
debt