Inter-Colonial Wars (U.S HISTORY)

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1st Inter-Colonial War
- 1689
- lasts for 9 years
- peace lasts for 5 years
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What was the 1st colonial war called in Europe and the colonies?
- England: War of Grand Alliance; England allies with the Netherlands
- Colonies: King William's War
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2nd Inter-Colonial War
- 1702
- lasts 11 years
- fought over the succession of the Spanish throne
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What was the 2nd colonial war called in England and the Colonies?
England: War of Spanish Succession
Colonies: Queen Anne's War
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3rd Inter-Colonial War
-1744
- lasts 4 years (shortest colonial war)
- fought over the succession of the Austria throne
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What was the 3rd inter-colonial war called in England and the Colonies?
England: War of Austrian Succession
Colonies: King George's War
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The building of French Forts
- 1752
- made forts from lake Eerie to Ohio River
- this causes concert with the English because the forts surround the colonies
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Fort Duquesne
- built in the city of Pittsburg
- built where 3 rivers meet: (Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio river)
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iroquois
- Native Americans who formed an Indian confederation
- made up of 6 tribes
- were called 6 nations by the English
- They are wanted by both the French and English
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"Join, or Die"
- made by Benjamin Franklin
- he is concerned that the colonies are not united
- woodcut
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Albany Conference
- June 1754
- attended by Benjamin and many northern delegates
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Albany Plan
- Benjamins plan for colonial union
- Iroquois are neutral
- Benjamin is the only in favor
- Colonies are separates due to vast distances
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Regulators in South Carolina
- exist in the Carolinas
- considered vigilantes who regulate crime in SOUTH Carolina
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Regulators in North Carolina
- protest the corruption of the local government
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Battle of Alamance
- 1771
- fought between the regulators and eastern people
- regulators loose
- shows disunity in colonies
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Ethan Allen
- anti New York faction
- followers are called " Green Mountain Boys"
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Slave Revolt
- 1729
- Louisiana
- slaves join with Indians
- French stop the slave trade
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Slave Conspiracy
- Virginia and New York conspiracy
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New York Conspiracy
- 1741
- white paranoia
- caused because fort George caught fire
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Stono Revolt
- South Carolina (next to Stono river)
- slaves killed 20 whites
- slave group heads to Florida for their freedom
- get caught by William Bull