- The British remove much of their troops and send them to the West Indies to fight for control there. Where in the world have they already taken control of French holdings?
- What modern U.S. city stands at the Forks of the Ohio River?
- What disease decimates Indian villages?
- What is the French fort, Fort Carillon, near the south end of Lake Champlain, in northern New York, named by the British?
- The Marquis de Montcalm knew that Fort Carillion could not withstand a bombardment from British siege cannons. He ordered his men out of the fort and to build an abatis at the crest of the hill. What is an abatis?
- Cognitive functions, motor cortex, judgement, decision making, muscle movements, speaking
- What is the ratio of British colonists to French colonists in North America?
- Vivid, auditory, tactile, or even kinetic perceptions that, like sleep paralysis, occur during the transitions between wakefulness and REM sleep.
- It controls the heartbeat, breathing, circulation and swallowing. Damage would most likely result in death
- The first letter from Prime Minister William Pitt recalls the Earl of Loudon, William Campbell, to England. What does the subsequent letter promise the Colonial Legislatures?
- It refers to the fact that the two halves of the brain are not exactly alike; the left brain is more logical while the right is more creative
- Lake George, NY, July, 1758: After a series of humiliating defeats to the French who is the new Commander-in-Chief of the British forces?
- What didn't the British have that they needed to win the French and Indian War?
- What is the name of the French and Indian War globally?
- It is the nerve network running through the brainstem and thalamus. It deals with alertness and (non sexual) arousal
- The occipital lobe; it receives input from the eyes and aids in the detection of word and emotion and facial recognition
- Parts of the brain that deal with higher order functions
- The brains ability to change by reorganizing after damage/building new pathways based on experience. Ex: Phineas Gage
- It is in the rear of the frontal lobe and controls voluntary movements
- It is the brains sensory processing center, like the mailroom of the brain. It deals with every sense except for smell