Thr French and Indian War

Choose the correct answer for each question.

1 The French and Indian War was also called the Seven Years' War in Europe. True False 2 The French established trading posts along the Ohio River and so welcomed English settlers in the area because they became customers for the French businesses. True False 3 In general, Indians preferred the French to the English settlers because the French were trappers and traders and not farmers and so did not destroy hunting grounds by clearing the forests. True False 4 George Washington commanded the expedition that provided the spark to start the French and Indian War. True False 5 George Washington was sent West by the Governor of Virginia to build Fort Duquesne and establish better relations with the French in the area where the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers meet. True False 6 One of the advantages that the French had in the war was that they had a larger population than the ENglish colonies. True False 7 In the Albany Plan of Union, Ben Franklin got the legislatures of the 13 colonies to agree to unite in their own defense. True False 8 General Braddock led the British forces in a disastrous attack on Fort Duquesne. True False 9 A turning point in the war was when the British captured Fort Louisbourg, the most important fort in French Canada. True False 10 General Wolfe led the British attack that captured Quebec, the capital of New France, although he died in the battle. True False