Lesson 2
2 War in the colonies Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 10
20 questions
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Lesson 2, War in the colonies: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE History (1HI0), Unit 10: British America, 1713–83: empire and revolution, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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In which years was King George's War fought?
- 1754–63
- 1739–41
- 1775–83
- 1744–48
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When was the French and Indian War fought in North America?
- 1754–63
- 1744–48
- 1763–64
- 1775–83
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Which British general captured Quebec in 1759?
- Edward Braddock
- Jeffery Amherst
- John Burgoyne
- James Wolfe
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Which agreement officially ended the French and Indian War?
- Treaty of Utrecht
- Treaty of Aachen
- Treaty of Paris
- Treaty of Versailles
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What geographical boundary was restricted by the Proclamation of 1763?
- Atlantic coastline
- Great Lakes
- Appalachian Mountains
- Mississippi River
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Which French general was killed at the Battle of Quebec in 1759?
- Count de Grasse
- Louis-Joseph de Montcalm
- Marquis de Lafayette
- Samuel de Champlain
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Which Indigenous leader led a rebellion against British control after 1763?
- Pontiac
- Tecumseh
- Red Cloud
- Sitting Bull
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What major regional loss did France suffer under the 1763 Treaty of Paris?
- Louisiana
- Cuba
- Florida
- Canada
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In what year did colonial forces successfully capture Louisbourg?
- 1739
- 1745
- 1754
- 1763
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What financial policy did Britain adopt after the French and Indian War?
- New colonial taxes
- Abolishing all tariffs
- Selling royal palaces
- Cancelling public debt
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How did many colonists react to the western settlement limits of 1763?
- Joyful celebration
- Resentment and defiance
- Immediate emigration
- Total compliance
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Wolfe's victory at Quebec was decisive. Which region did Britain gain?
- Jamaica
- Louisiana
- Florida
- Canada
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Who primarily opposed the British colonists in the 1756 colonial conflict?
- Hessian mercenaries
- Spanish troops
- French and Indigenous forces
- Dutch settlers
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Which specific location was scaled by Wolfe's forces for the victory at Quebec in 1759?
- Bunker Hill
- Plains of Abraham
- Boston Harbour
- Fort Duquesne
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What was the main motive behind Pontiac's coalition after 1763?
- Claiming new farmland
- Spreading Catholicism
- Securing French trade
- Resisting British expansion
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Which territorial valley dispute helped spark the French and Indian War?
- The Hudson Valley
- The St Lawrence Valley
- The Mississippi Valley
- The Ohio Valley
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How did Britain attempt to pay off its war debts in the colonies?
- Selling crown lands
- Decreasing military spending
- Abolishing local assemblies
- Imposing new taxes
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How did the Seven Years' War negatively impact Indigenous peoples?
- European diseases
- Loss of agricultural land
- Forced migration west
- Loss of French allies
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What major North American region did Britain gain in 1763?
- East of the Mississippi
- West of the Mississippi
- The Florida peninsula
- The Louisiana territory
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Which British policy aimed to raise colonial revenue through trade?
- Lowering import duties
- Stricter customs enforcement
- Granting trade monopolies
- Abolishing navigation acts
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