Across
- 2. a military operation of surrounding and attacking a fortified place.
- 7. French-Canadian fur trappers
- 8. British orator and organized the winning strategy against the French and Indians.
- 10. internal affairs of a country.
- 11. father of New France, established an alliance with the Huron Indians.
- 14. explorer, explored the Mississippi Basin and name it after his monarch.
- 15. Conflict that began with George Washington’s skirmish in Ohio and ended with the loss of France’s North American empire.
- 16. an official certification granting a commanding rank in the armed forces.
- 17. Militia commander whose frontier skirmish in Pennsylvania caused a world war.
- 20. British document that aroused colonial anger because it did not allow them to cross the Appalachian Mountains to settle but failed to stop frontier expansion.
- 23. concerning revolt by subordinate soldiers or seamen against their commanding officers.
- 24. French colonist in Nova Scotia who were uprooted by the British and moved to Louisiana.
- 25. marked by strict authoritarian rule, without consent or participation by the people.
Down
- 1. British officer whose defeat gave the advantage to the French and Indians in the early stages of the 7 years’ war (French and Indian War).
- 3. in politics, a person appointed by the head of state to take charge of some department or agency of government.
- 4. unconventional combat waged by small military units using hit-and-run tactics.
- 5. conflict started by the War of Jenkin’s ear and ended with the return of Louisbourg to France.
- 6. strategic French stronghold.
- 9. Native American leader whose frontier uprising caused the British to attempt to limit colonial expansion
- 12. in warfare, very rapid military movements, usually by small units, against an enemy force or position.
- 13. French-Canadian explorers, adventurers, and traders
- 18. Strategic French outpost at the mouth of the Mississippi.
- 19. site of death of Generals Wolfe and Montcalm.
- 21. trained professional soldiers as distinct from militia or conscripts.
- 22. a fleet of boats, usually smaller vessels.
- 24. site of the meeting that proposed unity and home rule among Britain’s North American colonies.
