French And Indian War

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French interpreter for General George Washington on the way to Fort LeBouef.

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Jacob Von Braum

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Governor of Virginia who sent Washington to Fort LeBouef to deliver the message demanding the French to get out of the Ohio River Valley.

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Robert Dinwiddie

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Location of the battle that started the French and Indian War

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Jummonville Glenn

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Iriquois ally of Washington

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Half King

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Guide for Washington who saved the general's life twice; once when Washington is shot at by an Indian originally hired to be a guide, and once again when Washington fell into the water when attempting to sail across the Allegheny in a raft

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Christopher Gist

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The three Indian Peoples allied to the French

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Delaware, Shawnee, and Huron

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The Indian Peoples known as the Leauge of Six, who were allied to the British and referred to by other tribes as "snakes".

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Mohawk, Onedia, Cayuga, Tuscarora, Seneca & Onondaga.

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The chief export of New France, as well as a fashion craze in Europe.

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Fur

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Offered to the Indians in return for trading furs

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Wool blankets, metal cooking pots, and guns

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Other Indian tribe allied to the British.

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Iriquois

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Three previous wars fought by the French

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King William's War
Queen Anne's War
King George's War

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Series of forts built by the French from Canada to Ohio in uopes to stop the British from moving into the area in order from North to South

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Fort Niagara
Fort Presque Isle
Fort LeBouef
Fort Mechault
Fort Duquesne

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English Prime Minister during the war

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William Pitt

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Poorly built stockade built by George Washington in Great Meadows in order to protect himself from the French

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Fort Necessity

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What the British renamed Fort Duquesne

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Fort Pitt

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What the British renamed Fort Mechault

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Fort Venango

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What the British were trying to prove to the Indians by rebuilding the forts

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That they weren't planning on leaving the Ohio River Valley

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The treaty that ended the French and Indian War

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The Treaty of Paris

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The name of the place where the Indians attacked the British on their way to relieve Fort Pitt

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Bushy Run

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The three forts that did not fall to the Indians

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Pitt, Detroit, & Ligonier

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The name of the village the Indian raids were led from

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Kittaning

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The two Indian leaders leading the raids

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Shingus & Captain Jacobs

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Reason why the Government of Pennsylvnia feared the raids

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They would spread over the mountains and into the Ohio River Valley

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Man who was sent out by Pennsylvania to stop the Indian Raids

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Lt. Col. George Armstrong

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The two reasons Armstrong's missions were considered a success

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Captain Jacobs was killed
The gun powder supply at Kittaning was destroyed

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Placed in charge of capturing Fort Duquesne when the General got sick

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Henry Bouquet

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One of the forts that were being built as the army marched towards Fort Duquesne

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Fort Ligoneir

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Miissionary sent to try and get the Indians on the side of the British

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Christian Post

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Where Post was sent

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Kasaski (Present day New Castle)

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General sent to capture Fort Duquesne

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General Forbes

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What the French did after they heard that the Indians were not helping them

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retreat to Fort Niagara

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The key to the conquest of New France

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Quebec

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French commander at the Battle of Quebec

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General Montcalm

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British commander at the Battle of Quebec

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General Wolfe

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The reason for France and Britian's rivalry

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France was furious that England was trying to move in on the fur trade