French and Indian War
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- 3. British general who was mortally wounded when his forces were defeated at the Battle of Monongahela in 1755.
- 6. Benjamin _____, colonial leader who proposed a plan to unite the colonies at the Albany Congress.
- 7. 1755 battle in which French and Native American forces inflicted a major defeat on the British.
- 10. Young Virginia militia officer whose attack on a French force in 1754 helped begin the war.
- 15. Wider global conflict between European powers of which the French and Indian War became a part.
- 16. French Canadian city that fell to the British in 1760, effectively ending French control of Canada.
- 17. River valley contested by Britain and France that became the main source of conflict leading to the war.
- 18. Confederacy of Six Nations whose alliance was sought by the British colonies and discussed at the Albany Congress.
- 19. British leader whose direction of the war contributed to Britain's improved military success from 1757 onwards.
- 20. Site of the decisive 1759 British victory that helped break French power in Canada.
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- 1. Important fort captured by the French in 1758 before later falling to the British in 1759.
- 2. Governor of Virginia who sought to defend British claims in the Ohio River Valley against the French.
- 4. French fort in the Ohio River Valley that became an important target for British forces.
- 5. People who bought western land hoping to later sell it for a profit, contributing to pressure for colonial expansion.
- 8. The Albany Plan of _____ proposed a unified colonial government, although the plan was rejected.
- 9. Treaty signed in 1763 that formally ended the war and gave Britain control of French Canada and extensive territory east of the Mississippi.
- 11. 1754 meeting where representatives from seven colonies discussed defence, Native American relations and colonial unity.
- 12. Fort constructed by Washington at Great Meadows after the clash at Jumonville Glen.
- 13. French commander killed during Washington's attack at a small Pennsylvania glen in May 1754.
- 14. Native American warrior who accompanied Washington and his forces in the attack at Jumonville Glen.