| A | B |
|---|
| Marquis de Montcalm | the French general who tried to defend Quebec against the British |
| General "Bulldog" Braddock | led the British and colonial troops in attack at Fort Duquesne |
| James Wolfe | the British general who captured Quebec |
| Jeffrey Amherst | the British general who captured Louisburg |
| George Washington | a land surveyor and soldier from the Virginia colony who build Frot Necessity |
| Ben Franklin | he proposed the Albany Plan of Union |
| William Pitt | leader of the British government during the French and Indian War |
| Louisburg | the battle that "turned the tide" for the British in the French and Indian War |
| Montreal | the last "battle" of the French and Indian War |
| Quebec | the battle that led to the "fall" of New France |
| Plains of Abraham | the battlefield where Quebec was lost to the British |
| Fort Duquesne | fort built by the French to protect their interests in the Olio River Valley |
| Fort Necessity | fort built by Washington to protect against a French attack |
| Fort Pitt | the new name for Fort Duquesne when the British captured it |
| French and Indian War | the war between Britain and France that was fought in North America |
| Seven Years War | the war between Britain and France that was fought in Europe |
| Albany Plan of Union | the first plan to unite the English colonies |
| Iroquois | Native American group that became allies with British |
| Algonquins | Native American group that became allies with French |
| Treaty of Paris | marked the end of French power in North America |
