Lecture 5-Imperial Rivalry and the Conquest of New France

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What war marked Great Britians decison to put effort into a decisive battle into the struggle for domimance in the new world for French V Britain?

seven years war

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Struggle for dommiance was not just French V Britain who else was a important agent of change in the New World?

League of five nations.

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The defeat of France was not ______

inevitable

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exact reasons unkown, Iroqouis ____ __ other indigenous societies

drove out

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Back in Europe this was a conflict heavy time, this conflict often ….

spilled over to the new world

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consquences of peace treaties signed back in europe also

caused fallout in the New world

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When was the Treaty of Utrecht signed?

1713

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In the the Treaty of Utrecht what caused fallout in New world?

French ceded lands of Acadia to Britain that were first nations land!

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Conflict in New world seemed ____ to goverment back in Europe

small

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French had the fortress of Louisburg returned to them _____ after captured British negotiators gave it back

twice

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Acadia changed half a _____ times during the 17th 18th centuries

dozen

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British royal navy did not establish its first North American naval station until _____ in ______ only __ years before battles on the plains of Abraham.

1749 Halifax 10

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most fighting in America was carried out by….

colonial militias or by Indigenous warriors

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Only one professinal troop was in the new world before the halifax base and it was when and where and why

New france became a crown colony in 1663, in Quebec, to protect from league of five nations

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At first glance it appears the ____ ____ shouldve won with relative ____

British colonies ease

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in 1687 Britian outnumbered France __ - _

20-1

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Indigenous people were inclined to ally with ______

French

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by 1750 english colonies had about ___ _____ and new france had ______

1.5 million 60,000

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Regardless of Britians large numbers their colonies were not _____

united

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we can think of the english colonies as __ ____ colonies ______ and working _______ eachother

13 seperate competing against

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The British colonies left to do most of the fighting against new France were

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut

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Even with three colonies fighting against New France they still outnumbered New france …

8-1

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Britain struggled to turn their large numbers into effective _____ _____

military forces

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Militia are only required to attack within their __ _____

own state

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Unlike the british New france was a ____ _____ giving them a military advantage

single government

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Another factor that protected New france was __________. _______ seperated New france and Britian

Geography Mountains

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Terrian narrowed the routes __ _____ for Britain, preventing successful action for a long time

of invasion

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What does La Petite Guerre mean and refer to

little warfare, Indigenous combat stye, rading, ambush, hit and run tatics

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French adapted to ________ style warfare tatically because their small numbers

Indigenous

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without _________ ____ french would have never made it that long

Indigenous allies

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We can say broadly indigenous warriors were tactically ______ than Europeans, espically the British

Superior

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Its important to note Indigenous were fighting for their ___ ____ to protect their ___ ____

own reasons, own land

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British campains in 1755 consistedof

a four pronged assault on major French fortresses in North America

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What were the 4 fortressess attacked by the british in 1755

  • Fort Niagara

  • Fort Duchesne

  • Fort St. Frerderic

  • Fort Beausejour

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What was Britians only successful fort capture in 1755

Fort Beausejour in Acadia

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What came in the wake of the capture of Fort Beausejour in Acadia

Deportation of Acadia people, since they refused to swear to the British Crown.

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What fort was a diaster casuing the defeat of 1500 Britians VS a force of half the size mostly indigenous warriors, some French Canadians

Fort Duchesne

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Marquis de Montcalm

A french general

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When did Marquis de Montcalm become general

1757

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What British politican was elected and decided to full weight at north America and when

William Pitt the elder in 1758

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Only in ____ did French start to suffer losses

1758

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What was the first french fortress to fall and when?

Louisburg in 1758

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Why did french start to suffer losses

William Pitt the elder sent a huge amount of British troops to the new world

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General James Wolfe

British general

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Britian now had huge man power and could attack mutiple areas at once, this left the french to have to

abandon some forts and concentrate forces into one

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By the time Wolfe finds an enterance to Quebec he only had about ______ men left from diases and desertions

4,500

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Wolfe struggled to find a way to break into _____

Quebec

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When was the battle of the plains of Abraham

September 13th 1759

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what mistake did Montcalm make during the battle of the plains of Abraham?

attacked right away without full number of his army

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who died during battles of Abraham?

Wolfe and Montcalm

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After british won battle Quebec was only able to hold out for _ __ ____

a few days

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Shortly after ____ was taken by Britain as well, thus ending the independence of new france as a french colony

Monteral

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Aftrmath of conquest proved difficult for Britian because of altered realtios with _______ people and not knowing what to do with ______ ____ subjects

Indigenous French catholic

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For the indigenous people loss of French power was a ______. the British no longer wanted a _________ with the indigenous

disaster, relationship

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Shortly after Conquest of New france Indigenous people rose up and _______ every british post

attacked

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in response to Indigenous attakcs the government in london released what doccument and when?

Royal Proclamation in 1763

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the Royal Proclamation was important doccument for Indigenous rights because it recognized indigenous ____ to ___ and set limits on colonies now considered _________

title land tresspassing

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British ______ French Canadians to ____

encouraged stay

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Britian allowed FC to keep their ______ and their ______ faith

properties, catholic

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What treaty ended the seven years war and when

Treaty of Paris in 1763

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What act expanded quebecs territory and when ?

Quebec act in 1774

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besides expand territory what else did the Quebec act do?

granted catholic religious freedom and French civil law

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Which act pissed off Americans and when

Quebec act 1774

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What casued discontent wit British goverment along the Atlantic seaboard colonies in america

boundary set on indigenous territory, taxationw without representation