Who fought against whom

in the French and Indian War?

The British fought the

French and the Indians.

What was the Native Americans' role

in the French and Indian War?

The Native Americans fought

on the same side as the French

because the French only wanted

to build trade on the land, but

the British wanted to form

farms and settlements.

What was the cause

of the French and Indian War?

France and Great Britain both

laid claim to the Ohio country

and wanted to be able to use

the land to meet their needs.

Who fought against whom

in the American Revolution?

The colonists fought

the British in the

American Revolution.

What was the Native Americans' role

in the American Revolution?

The Native Americans fought

on the side of the British

during the American Revolution

because they were always

fighting with the colonists over land

and because the British would not allow

the colonists to move west of the

Appalachian Mountains.

What were some of the causes of

the American Revolution?

The colonists felt they were

paying too many unfair taxes,

the colonists wanted to be allowed to

move west of the Appalachian Mountains,

and the colonists had begun to think

of themselves as Americans.

The colonists (now Americans)

won the American Revolution.

Name one important British leader

during the French and Indian War.

George Washington was one important

British leader during this war.

a group or coutry

that joins with another

the measuring of the area, boundaries,

and shape of a piece of land

a formal agreement

between countries

money paid for

government services

The name of the document that was signed

to end the French and Indian War

a person who fought against the British

in the American Revolution

The war between

the colonists and the British