French and Indian War Vocabulary
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The French and Indian War
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Few events have had such a significant impact on the formation of the United States as the French and Indian War. Storyboard That's activities and lesson plans will engage students as they learn about this pivotal time in US history.
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French and Indian War Facts Vocabulary activities
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- What is the St. Lawrence River?
- The St. Lawrence River
- Why was this river so important?
- What role did it have in the war?
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- The St. Lawrence River is one of the largest rivers in North America. The river spans 744 miles from the St. Lawrence Bay to the Great Lakes.
- The St. Lawrence River was the "key to the continent" of North America. Due to the challenging landscape throughout the Northeast, the river facilitated the shipment of goods and people.
- Control of the St. Lawrence River allowed those in control to transport essential items throughout the continent during the war. Whoever controlled the river had a major advantage over those forced to trek through the wilderness.
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- The Saint Lawrence River
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