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How did the French and Indian War affect American Indians?

A
They lost power from their alliances.
B
They gained land west of the Mississippi River.
C
They gained confidence in their ability to work together.
D
They made more money from trading.
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What was the effect of Pontiac’s rebellion?

A
American Indians defeated the British.
B
American Indians failed to defeat the British.
C
American Indians regained their tribal lands.
D
American Indians gave their lands to the French.
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Why did the British and French want control of the Ohio River Valley?

A
to connect their land holdings
B
to control major rivers
C
to take American Indian lands
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Why was the Albany Plan of Union important?

A
It established an alliance between the Iroquois Confederacy and the British.
B
It was the first attempt to unite the colonies.
C
It built George Washington's reputation as a heroic leader.
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Which of these statements best summarizes the situation in North America in the mid-1700s?

A
European nations agreed to peacefully divide the continent.
B
European nations were joining forces to help each other's settlements.
C
European nations agreed with each other on boundaries for land claims.
D
European nations were competing for control of North America.
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What territory did Britain gain?

A
Louisiana
B
land east of the Mississippi River
C
the port of New Orleans
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What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?

A
to claim land that the French wanted to take
B
to establish new colonies to the west
C
to prevent conflict with American Indians
D
to allow the colonists to settle wherever they wanted
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How did the French and Indian War affect the relationship between Britain and the colonies?

A
It strengthened their ability to work together.
B
It caused new tension over paying for the war.
C
It allowed the British to pay less attention to the colonies.
D
It helped Britain realize that the colonies needed to form a union.
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Why did the British reject the Albany Plan?

A
They were uneasy about the colonies becoming powerful.
B
They were afraid of losing their independence.
C
They were nervous about losing trade to other colonies.
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Which of the following reflects the colonists’ view of the proclamation?

A
They supported it.
B
They wanted to change it.
C
They ignored it.
D
They believed it was helpful.

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