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Koch SS Chapter 4
Chapter 4 Lessons 1 & 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| To Measure areas and boundaries? | Survey |
| A person or country that joins with another | Allies |
| Formal Agreement Between Countries | Treaty |
| The edge of a settled area | Frontier |
| An official public announcement | Proclamation |
| People that settle on land without paying for it | Squatters |
| A place that is ruled from a distance | Colonies |
| Which country showed interest in the Ohio Country first? | French |
| What current states made up the region known as the Ohio County? | Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and Pennsylvania |
| What was the land called that Jacques Cartier explored? | New France |
| What was Siuer de LaSalle's job in New France? | To run a trading post |
| What did LaSalle name the river that he explored? | LeBelle Riviere (Beautiful River) |
| What country established the 13 Colonies? | British |
| What did Celeron do to stake claim on the land that he claimed for the French? | Buried a lead plate |
| Who was supposed to be put in charge of the small British trading post near Pittsburg? | George Washington |
| What did the French build along the eastern border of the Ohio Country? | Forts |
| What was the name of the war for the Ohio Country? | The French and Indian War |
| Who started it? | French |
| Who were allies in the war and why? | The French and Indians. They both wanted to keep the British from settling in the Ohio Country. |
| Why did the French want the land in the Ohio Country? | To build trading posts |
| Why did the British want the land in the Ohio Country? | To split up and sell the land to colonists |
| What was seen as the final defeat of the French in this war? | When the British took over Quebec |
| Which paper ended the war? | Treaty of Paris |
| What did the treaty give the British? | All French land in North America |
| Why did Pontiac start the French and Indian war in 1763? | He didn't accept British control over the Ohio Country |
| What was the outcome of the war by Pontiac? | He and the French lost |
| What was the British plan to keep the peace with Native Americans? | The proclamation said the colonists could not move west of the Appalachian mountains. |
| How did the Native Americans react to squatters? | They were furious and started raids |
| What was Logan's Lament about? | It was a cry of sorrow about the murder of his family by British colonists. |
| A document written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776 explaining why the 13 colonies should be free of British rule. | Declaration of Independence |
| The war fought by the American colonies to end British Rule | American Revolution |
| A Shawnee leader who agreed to fight the colonists of the Northwest. | Cornstalk |
| The only fort built in Ohio during the American Revolution. | Fort Laurens |
| Someone, usually a soldier, who gathers information about the enemy | scout |
| A skilled tracker and hunter who supplied food to the Ohioans in the winter, and was also a spy. | Simon Kenton |
| An early squatter in the Ohio country, who also acted as a scout and spy. | Ann Bailey |
| Led colonial soldiers through Ohio to attack the British in Illinois and Indiana | George Rodgers Clark |
| Money people give to the government so that it can preform public services | Taxes |
| A settlement where Europeans taught Native Americans Religion | Mission |
| A village built by German settlers for Delaware, and taught Delaware that it was wrong to fight. | Gnadenhutten |
| 4 ways Ohio affected the American Revolution | 1) Some Native Americans sided with the British 2) Ohio settlers built a fort and acted as guides during the war 3)Colonial soldiers killed people at Gnadenhutten 4) George Rogers Clark defeated the British in the NW |
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