Competing for a Continent, 1565-1763

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. According to the Treaty of Tordesillas, North America was under the authority of which nations?

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. Which of these was NOT a European nation competing for control of North America in the 1600s?

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. Which of these were rivals of the Five Nations and allies of the French?

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. In the second half of the seventeenth century, the English fought three wars with the _________.

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. Which of these was the focus of the French North American empire?

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. French territory in North America was linked by _________.

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. The "middle ground" theorized by Richard White is best understood as _________.

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. From about 1600 to about 1750, relations between the British colonies were generally _________.

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. As in other colonies in this period, relations with Indians in the Carolinas was strained primarily by _________.

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. In the eighteenth century the British increasingly fought _________.

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. Which of these triggered the European conflict known in the colonies as "King George's War"?

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. Which of these came to be the focus of Anglo-French conflict in the eighteenth century?

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. The Albany Congress is significant because it _________.

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. Which of these was critical to the French defeat at Lake George?

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. Which of these explains why the Acadians moved to Louisiana when they were driven from their homeland?

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. Like King George's War, the Seven Years' War _________.

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. Which of these was a key weakness of the colonial militias?

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. Which of these was key to the early British strategy in the Seven Years' War?

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. Which of these best summarizes the outcome of the Seven Years' War?

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. Which of these did the French hope to control in order to link their disconnected North American territories?

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