Answers To Study Guide Chapter 5
3. French- Huron and Algonquin British- Iroquois
4. The French had claimed the Ohio River Valley and were trading furs to the Native Americans. The British wanted to settle on the river and trade furs as well. Conflict came about for fur trading between the French and British.
5. The leaders of the Great Awakening placed an importance on religion. The believed that it was your inner religious emotion that was more important than the outward religious behavior.
6. The Great Awakening encouraged ideas of equality, helping others, and the right to challenge authority.
7. Women did not hold a high social status. They could not vote, own land without husbands permission, own their money, and preach or hold office.
8. The wealthy upper class were given the privileges to be greeted to by a tip of hat or curtsy, right to vote, and upper pew setting in church.
9. The Treat of Paris affected land ownership in North America by giving Britain all land east of the Mississippi River, Spain got New Orleans, Louisiana, and all land west of the Mississippi River, and France lost all of its land.
10. Braddock and his army along with George Washington tried to make a surprise attack to the French and Native American allies at Fort Duquesne. Washington suggest that the army should move behind the trees to fight. Braddock did not listen and doing so resulted in the consequence of the loss of the British and the death of 1000 men and Braddock.
11. The British started to win the war after 1758 because they had a new secretary of state, William Penn. The started to take control of the French forts in Canada and gain more land.
12. The Magna Carta guaranteed important rights to noblemen and freemen. It limited the power of the King and over time the rights were granted to all English people.
13. The turning point in the war was The Battle of Quebec.
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4. The French had claimed the Ohio River Valley and were trading furs to the Native Americans. The British wanted to settle on the river and trade furs as well. Conflict came about for fur trading between the French and British.
5. The leaders of the Great Awakening placed an importance on religion. The believed that it was your inner religious emotion that was more important than the outward religious behavior.
6. The Great Awakening encouraged ideas of equality, helping others, and the right to challenge authority.
7. Women did not hold a high social status. They could not vote, own land without husbands permission, own their money, and preach or hold office.
8. The wealthy upper class were given the privileges to be greeted to by a tip of hat or curtsy, right to vote, and upper pew setting in church.
9. The Treat of Paris affected land ownership in North America by giving Britain all land east of the Mississippi River, Spain got New Orleans, Louisiana, and all land west of the Mississippi River, and France lost all of its land.
10. Braddock and his army along with George Washington tried to make a surprise attack to the French and Native American allies at Fort Duquesne. Washington suggest that the army should move behind the trees to fight. Braddock did not listen and doing so resulted in the consequence of the loss of the British and the death of 1000 men and Braddock.
11. The British started to win the war after 1758 because they had a new secretary of state, William Penn. The started to take control of the French forts in Canada and gain more land.
12. The Magna Carta guaranteed important rights to noblemen and freemen. It limited the power of the King and over time the rights were granted to all English people.
13. The turning point in the war was The Battle of Quebec.
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