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French and Indian War flashcards featuring the Battle of Quebec, Boston Tea Party, and colonial resistance for Grade 6 history.
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This 29-card flashcard set covers the French and Indian War and pre-Revolutionary colonial America for sixth graders. Content includes the Battle of Quebec, key military leaders like James Wolfe and Marquis de Montcalm, the Boston Tea Party, colonial resistance movements, taxation disputes, and terms like boycott and Intolerable Acts. Use it for history review, test preparation, or as a study aid during a unit on colonial America.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
History
Grade Level:
6th Grade
Updated January 2026

Terms in This Set

  • Who was appointed to take the British army in 1759 who is given credit for a turning the war around and allowing the British to be victorious?
  • What was the river that runs directly down the center of the US used to move goods from the Ohio valley to the golf from Mexico?
  • What colony started in the late 1600s that was supposed to be exclusively for Catholics?
  • What was the crucial of deceive battle, French and Indian war that took place in Canada?
  • Describe how the British won the battle Quebec?
  • The French and year war requested how many years?
  • What was the region that was able to create manufactured goods due to the number of factories located there?
  • What regions were able to grow tobacco, cotton, and other cash crops to create wealth by selling them?
  • What were the acts that the British pass taxes in 1767 on items like glass lead paint and tea together were called what?
  • Why did the Earth be in taxi colony after the French and Indian war ended?
  • What was the agreement that ended the French and Indian war?
  • Why did the British repeal taxes in the early 1770s get the tax on tea?
  • Continental congress, the colonist agreed to keep a key principle regarding attacks on them by the British. What was this principle?
  • What was the mix ship for outside of Pittsburgh that George Washington built in 1754?
  • What was the name of the event when colonist dumped thousands of pounds of tea into the Boston Harbor?
  • Which river flows into the city of Quebec and used by the British during crucial battles in the French and Indian war?
  • What was the name of the colonial rebels who were responsible for throwing British tea into the Boston Harbor?
  • Who was the leader of the sons of liberty?
  • The colonial leader who a famous picture of the Boston massacre was named?
  • General Marquis De Montcalm lead the British forces at the battle of Quebec.
  • The British bought much of the cotton produced in northern colonies during the 1700s.
  • British shoulders shot and unharmed colonist at the Boston massacre for arrested and defended by a lawyer name John Adams.
  • After the French and Indian war, the British began texting the colonist to make some of the money they lost from fighting such a long war.
  • George Washington attended the Continental Congress.
  • Tariff
  • Intolerable acts
  • boycott
  • Coercive acts
  • Solidarity

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