3. Colonel William Crawford was tortured and burnt at the stake by American Indians in retaliation for what incident?
(a) The Braddock expedition.
(b) The Gnadenhutten massacre.
(c) The Treaty of Fort Stanwix.
(d) The French and Indian War.

4. The French and Indian War ended in what year?
(a) 1756.
(b) 1758.
(c) 1763.
(d) 1754.

5. Phineas Stevens had been captured by what tribe at a young age and had learned their customs and language?
(a) The Cherokee.
(b) The Apaches.
(c) The Abenaki people.
(d) The Catawbas.

6. In an address to whom in Chapter 5 does Joseph Brant reiterate support for Great Britain?
(a) William Johnson.
(b) Lord Germain.
(c) Jeffery Amherst.
(d) Eleazar Wheelock.

7. Who were the Iroquois allied with in the American Revolutionary War?
(a) The Americans.
(b) The Spanish.
(c) The British.
(d) The French.

8. The Indian Nonintercourse Act is the collective name given to how many statutes passed by the United States Congress?
(a) 8.
(b) 4.
(c) 6.
(d) 10.

9. In the "Act of Submission" printed in Chapter 3, the Native American tribe formally submitted themselves as subjects of what?
(a) The American President.
(b) The Spanish Crown.
(c) The English Crown.
(d) The French Crown.

10. In a speech from 1756, the leaders of a tribe known for their ferocious fights against the French, plead for support in fighting the French from the governor of what state?
(a) New York.
(b) Virginia.
(c) North Carolina.
(d) South Carolina.

11. In what year did the French and Indian War erupt into the world-wide conflict known as the Seven Years' War?
(a) 1754.
(b) 1758.
(c) 1763.
(d) 1756.

12. In what year did the Delaware Indians give a speech stating their belief that the English caused the French and Indian War, as described in Chapter 4?
(a) 1763.
(b) 1754.
(c) 1756.
(d) 1758.

13. In a speech from 1756, the leaders of what tribe, known for their ferocious fights against the French, plead for support in fighting the French?
(a) The Catawbas.
(b) The Apaches.
(c) The Chickasaw Indians.
(d) The Abenaki people.

14. Chief Pontiac was a leader of what Native American tribe?
(a) The Cherokee people.
(b) The Ouachita people.
(c) The Apache people.
(d) The Ottawa people.

15. A speech in what year by a Chippewa chief rejected the presumption that the English were simply going to inherit Indian lands gained by the French?
(a) 1658.
(b) 1777.
(c) 1761.
(d) 1756.

Short Answer Questions

1. In 2004, the Delaware Nation filed suit against Pennsylvania in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, seeking how many acres included in the Walking Purchase?

2. Chief Pontiac was born in approximately what year?

3. When did the American Revolutionary War begin?

4. The Indian Nonintercourse Act was passed by the United States Congress beginning in what year?

5. In 1778, a chief named what, ceding no land, allowed Americans to cross Delaware country?

(see the answer keys)

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