Which two countries fought in the French and Indian War?, France and England, What did France and England fight over in the French and Indian War?, A claim to land in North America, Which piece of land was the main area fought over in the French and Indian War?, The Ohio River Valley, What is a militia?, An army of citizens who serve as soldiers during an emergency, What do you call an army of citizens who serve as soldiers during an emergency?, A militia, What was the Albany Plan of Union?, A rejected plan to create a unified government for the Thirteen Colonies, When and where was the Albany Plan of Union proposed?, July 10, 1754, at the Albany Congress in Albany, New York, What happened to the Albany Plan of Union?, It was rejected, Which Native American nations sided with the French in the French and Indian War?, All but Iriquois, Which Native American group sided with the British in the French and Indian War?, The Iroquois, Why did Native American nations get involved in the French and Indian War?, To protect their own land and people, Which treaty ended the French and Indian War?, The Treaty of Paris of 1763, Who won the French and Indian War?, England, What land did Britain gain from the Treaty of Paris of 1763?, Canada and all French land east of the Mississippi River, What did Spain give up to Britain in the Treaty of Paris of 1763?, Florida, What happened to French power in North America after the Treaty of Paris of 1763?, It ended, What was one consequence of the French and Indian War involving colonists moving west?, No one stopped colonists from moving west, What kind of experience did colonists gain from fighting in the French and Indian War?, Military experience, Why did colonists refuse to help pay for the French and Indian War?, They felt the war did not benefit them, and they kept trading with France and Spain anyway

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