The Clash Between Britain and France for Control of the North

question 1

Multiple Choice

The clash between Britain and France for control of the North American continent sprang from their rivalry for control of

• A) Cape Breton Island.
• B) the Ohio River Valley.
• C) the Mississippi River.
• D) the Great Lakes.
• E) the St. Lawrence River.

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Definitions:

Domestic Slave Trade

The trade of slaves within the borders of a country, such as the internal slave trade in the United States before the Civil War.

Slave Families

Family units that were formed by enslaved individuals under conditions of slavery, often facing forcible separations and restrictions.

Precapitalist System

An economic system or society that existed before the development of capitalism, characterized by feudalism, barter trade, and the absence of industrialized markets.

Slave Uprising

A revolt or rebellion by enslaved people against their conditions and their enslavers, often violently suppressed.