1807NRS EOT PASSED EXAMINATION TEST
2026 TESTED QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ The French and Indian War was a part of a much larger conflict
called? Answer: The 7 Years War
◉ Cause of the French and Indian War Answer: England and France
both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley
◉ Fort Duquesne Answer: French fort that was the site of the first
major battle of the French and Indian War. Americans lost.
◉ What is the Albany Congress? Answer: British colonials who
gathered to create a more organized response to the French. Indians
were involved but were ignored.
◉ Albany Plan of Union Answer: plan proposed by Benjamin
Franklin in 1754 that aimed to unite the 13 colonies for trade,
military, and other purposes; the plan was turned down by the
colonies and the Crown
,◉ Why is the Albany plan of union important? Answer: It set ground
for later gatherings such as the ones during the Revolutionary war.
◉ How did the French and Indian war end? Answer: Treaty of Paris
1763
◉ What resulted in the Treaty of Paris (1763)? Answer: - Spain gave
Florida to the British
-French were basically out of NA
-Lands west of MR were Spanish
-Lands east of MR were British (Ohio River Valley)
◉ Effects of the French and Indian War Answer: - Westward
Expansion
-Unfriendly relationship with Indians
-EXPENSIVE
◉ What is the Proclamation line of 1763? Answer: King George III
declared an imaginary line along the Appalachian Mountains that
the American colonists were not supposed to move past in order to
not upset the Indians.
◉ Pontiac's Rebellion Answer: 1763 - An Indian uprising after the
French and Indian War, led by an Ottowa chief named Pontiac. They
,opposed British expansion into the western Ohio Valley and began
destroying British forts in the area. The attacks ended when Pontiac
was killed.
◉ In order to pay for the debt from the French and Indian war, what
did the British do? Answer: Raised the colonies taxes
◉ What is Salutary neglect? Answer: The British policy of relaxed
rule towards colonial governments so long as they remained loyal
◉ What were the Navigation Acts? Answer: A series of laws which
restricted foreign shipping.
◉ How does salutary neglect relate to the Navigation Acts? Answer:
The colonists did not really follow the navigation acts, and the
British were practicing salutary neglect.
◉ Grenville's Program Answer: As Prime Minister, he passed the
Sugar Act in 1764 and the Stamp Act in 1765 to help finance the cost
of maintaining a standing force of British troops in the colonies. He
believed in reducing the financial burden on the British by enacting
new taxes in the colonies. The currency act too.
, ◉ No Taxation without Representation Answer: Reflected the
colonists' belief that they should not be taxed because they had no
direct representatives in Parliament
◉ What were the Sons of Liberty? Answer: Secret societies of
colonists formed to protest British policies
◉ What was the Stamp Act Congress? Answer: Convention in New
York of many colonies attempting to get the King to stop the Stamp
Act. Stated that they were loyal subjects to the King.
◉ What act was passed when the stamp and sugar were repealed?
Answer: Declaratory Act
◉ Declaratory Act (1766) Answer: Declared that Parliament had the
power to tax the colonies "in all cases whatsoever" & that the
colonists possessed virtual representation.
◉ What act really set off the colonists? Answer: Townshend Act
◉ Townshend Act Answer: A tax that the British Parliament placed
on leads, glass, paint and tea
2026 TESTED QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION GRADED A+
◉ The French and Indian War was a part of a much larger conflict
called? Answer: The 7 Years War
◉ Cause of the French and Indian War Answer: England and France
both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley
◉ Fort Duquesne Answer: French fort that was the site of the first
major battle of the French and Indian War. Americans lost.
◉ What is the Albany Congress? Answer: British colonials who
gathered to create a more organized response to the French. Indians
were involved but were ignored.
◉ Albany Plan of Union Answer: plan proposed by Benjamin
Franklin in 1754 that aimed to unite the 13 colonies for trade,
military, and other purposes; the plan was turned down by the
colonies and the Crown
,◉ Why is the Albany plan of union important? Answer: It set ground
for later gatherings such as the ones during the Revolutionary war.
◉ How did the French and Indian war end? Answer: Treaty of Paris
1763
◉ What resulted in the Treaty of Paris (1763)? Answer: - Spain gave
Florida to the British
-French were basically out of NA
-Lands west of MR were Spanish
-Lands east of MR were British (Ohio River Valley)
◉ Effects of the French and Indian War Answer: - Westward
Expansion
-Unfriendly relationship with Indians
-EXPENSIVE
◉ What is the Proclamation line of 1763? Answer: King George III
declared an imaginary line along the Appalachian Mountains that
the American colonists were not supposed to move past in order to
not upset the Indians.
◉ Pontiac's Rebellion Answer: 1763 - An Indian uprising after the
French and Indian War, led by an Ottowa chief named Pontiac. They
,opposed British expansion into the western Ohio Valley and began
destroying British forts in the area. The attacks ended when Pontiac
was killed.
◉ In order to pay for the debt from the French and Indian war, what
did the British do? Answer: Raised the colonies taxes
◉ What is Salutary neglect? Answer: The British policy of relaxed
rule towards colonial governments so long as they remained loyal
◉ What were the Navigation Acts? Answer: A series of laws which
restricted foreign shipping.
◉ How does salutary neglect relate to the Navigation Acts? Answer:
The colonists did not really follow the navigation acts, and the
British were practicing salutary neglect.
◉ Grenville's Program Answer: As Prime Minister, he passed the
Sugar Act in 1764 and the Stamp Act in 1765 to help finance the cost
of maintaining a standing force of British troops in the colonies. He
believed in reducing the financial burden on the British by enacting
new taxes in the colonies. The currency act too.
, ◉ No Taxation without Representation Answer: Reflected the
colonists' belief that they should not be taxed because they had no
direct representatives in Parliament
◉ What were the Sons of Liberty? Answer: Secret societies of
colonists formed to protest British policies
◉ What was the Stamp Act Congress? Answer: Convention in New
York of many colonies attempting to get the King to stop the Stamp
Act. Stated that they were loyal subjects to the King.
◉ What act was passed when the stamp and sugar were repealed?
Answer: Declaratory Act
◉ Declaratory Act (1766) Answer: Declared that Parliament had the
power to tax the colonies "in all cases whatsoever" & that the
colonists possessed virtual representation.
◉ What act really set off the colonists? Answer: Townshend Act
◉ Townshend Act Answer: A tax that the British Parliament placed
on leads, glass, paint and tea
