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united

colonies are not ____, they function as their own unit

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West

populations are growing and areas of settlement are very crowded, so now they want the ___

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crime, disease, pollution

overcrowding leads to:

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good

Native Americans and French have a ____ (economic) relationship

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fur trade

native Americans and French get along due to:

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independent

colonies function as ____ units

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trade, currency, resources

colonies have their own (and separate):

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Dinwiddie

governor of Virginia

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PA, VA, MA

fight for Ohio river valley

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money

plantation agriculture means more _____, so there is a desire for farming land

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lucrative fur trade

Great Britain wants Ohio River Valley because of the _____ that they want to take from the French

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network of rivers

Ohio river valley also has a ______ good for trade and transportation

  • strategic advantage

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east of the Mississippi

if the Ohio river valley is secured, then Great Britain would be the only European power ____

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fertile

the soil in the Ohio river Valley is ____

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War hawks

Parliament doesn’t want to go to war for the Ohio River Valley, but the _____ (also members of Parliament) convince the majority to do so

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immigration, natural increase

the two reasons that there is a sharp increase in population in the English colonies

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fertile land and a dependable food supply

an abundances of ________ attracted thousands of European settlers each year and also supported the raising of large families

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religious persecution, wars, economic opportunity

reasons for immigration to the colonies (England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Western and Central Europe)

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Africans

did not come by choice, taken captive, forced into Europeans ships and sold as enslaved laborers to southern plantation owners and other colonists

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political authorities

Newspapers printers in colonials days could be jailed for libel or if an article offended the:

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John Peter Zenger

(NY editor and publisher) brought to trial on a charge of libelously criticizing New York’s royal governor

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Andrew Hamilton

argues that Zenger printed the truth about the governor

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aquit

jury voted to ____ Zenger (even though this was a criminal act at the time)

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Zenger case

case that encouraged newspapers to take greater risks in criticizing a colony’s government

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William Pitt

concentrated governments military strategy on conquering canada; changed the game for the British

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French

provoked war by building Forts in the Ohio river Valley

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Fort Duqensne

small militia with George Washington is sent by gov. from VA top stop French from completing work on ________ to win control of Ohio River Valley

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Treaty of Paris

Europeans negotiate a peace treaty called:

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Great Britain

gets French canada and Spanish Florida

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French

gives western territory (Louisiana) to Spain

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French

claims west of the Mississippi River in compensation for spains loss of Florida

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British view

  • thinks American militia is poorly trained and disorderly

  • noted refusal for some colonies to help with the effort

  • convinced colonists were unable to defend the new frontiers of Great Britain

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Colonial view

  • proud of their record in all four wars

  • developed confidence that they could successfully provide for their own defense

  • not impressed with British, their methods seemed badly suited to the densely wooded terrain of eastern America

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land and resources

King William’s war, Queen Anne’s war, and King George’s War are all wars over:

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Pontiacs rebellion

1st major test of the new British imperial policy

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Chief Pontiac

leads a major attack against colonial settlements of the western frontier

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native Americans

are angered by the growing westward movement of European settlers onto their land and by the refuse to offer gifts as the French had done

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Pontiac’s alliance

destroyed forts and settlements from NY to VA in the Ohio River Valley

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proclamation of 1763

in an effort to stabilize the western frontier, British prohibits colonists from settling west of the Appalachian mountains

  • British think this will prevent future hostilities

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proclamation of 1763

this law leads to anger and defiance from the colonists

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defy

colonists ___ the prohibition and travel past the west line

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Albany congress

a meeting between Native American representatives (Iroquois —> Mohawk) and colonial representatives

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Albany plan of union

a proposal made by Benjamin Franklin at the Albany congress

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Albany Congress

purpose to know that if it came down to war between the English and French, would the Native Americans fight along side the English

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land

in the Albany congress, its successful because they native Americans believed that _____ would be opened up to them (ORV)

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Albany plan of union

discussion on a union between the colonies (even those not present) for a common defense against the French

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tax

Albany Plan of Union was not successful because it would place a ____ to cover costs of administration and colonies were not willing to pay a ____ to any regulation body outside their own legislature

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uniting

Frankie argued that ___ was imperative (essential) to colonial survival

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land

Great Britain promise Native American allies ___ in exchange for their help with their fight against the french

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join or die

highlights the disunity of the colonies

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Albany plan of union

includes all colonies, even those not present at the Albany congress

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disjointed

snake acknowledges that we are ____but we can come together and fight

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join or die

the following superstition created this: if you cut up a snake but put it ack together before sundown it will survive

  • its not too late to unify against the French

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bureaucracy

after the French/Indian war, England had to double the size of their:

  • sending more officials

  • need to pay more salaries

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Great Britain

after the French Indian war, ____ is in debt and think the colonist should help repay the debt

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vice admiralty courts and custom houses

after the French/Indian war, more _____ are established

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navigation acts

after the war, _____ are enforced

  • salutary neglect ends

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Germans

settle in western PA, penn advertises for immigrants (Quakers)

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Scottish Irish

settle in backwoods of NC, SC, VA, largely anti-British (important for revolutionary war)

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the sugar act

another name for the revenue act:

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indirect

the sugar act was an ____ tax

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indirect tax

charged at the port, paid by the merchant and cost is passed along to consumer

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the sugar act

crown places a tax on luxury goods

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stricter

new acts cause a ___ enforcement of navigation acts

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French and Indian War

new acts raise money for the crown to pay off their debt from the ____

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the quartering act

colonists must provide food and shelter to the British soldiers

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the stamp act

requires a revenue stamp on printed materials

  • newspapers

  • playing cards

  • legal documents

  • pamphlets

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the stamp act

this act angers the wealthy

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direct

the stamp act is a ____ tax

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the stamp act

this act causes people to steal and burn, burn official houses

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stamp act congress

argued that only their elected officials had the right to tax them

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Patrick Henry

House of Burgess

  • NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION

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James Otis

calls for the colonists to come together to protest the stamp act

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sons of liberty

a group that protested the stamp act by tarring and feather, burning stamps, attacking revenue agents

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sons of liberty

calls for a boycott of colonial goods

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colonial boycott

led to a sharp drop on trade and profits

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wealthy

____ applied pressure in parliament to repeal the Stamp Act

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virtual representation

the idea that members of Parliament had a vested interest in the colonies and as representatives of the British empire would make decisions that were best for the British