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Mercantilism -> George Washington

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Mercantilism
Economic theory; colonies exist only to serve the mother country and raise money for her
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Fur traders
The French were _______
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Ohio Valley; Ohio Company; Survey and Sell Land
3 Conflicts in North America 1600's- 1748
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True
T/F It was always France VS Britain
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Because they saw it as their Westward expansion; France wasn't using it the way the colonies thought they should
Why did Britain fight France for Ohio Valley?
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False
T/F The Native Americans were fine with land surveyors from Virginia coming onto their land to sell it
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False
The French and Indian War was fought between France and the Native Americans
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Seven Years' War
The French and Indian War was also called this
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Defeat the French in North America
What was the first step of William Pitt's plan to win the French and Indian War?
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Reform British army
What was the second step of William Pitt's plan to win the French and Indian War?
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Use colonial militias
What was the third step of William Pitt's plan to win the French and Indian War?
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Treaty of Paris- 1763
Ends the French and Indian War
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France must give up New France, England gets all land from Atlantic to Mississippi River, Spain must give up Florida to Britain
What is the price France and Spain must pay for losing the War?
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Pontiac's Rebellion
Native American chief Pontiac makes alliances with other tribes and they attack any settlers that cross onto their land
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True
T/F Pontiac's Rebellion worked (to some extent)
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Proclamation Line 1763
Forbids colonial settlements beyond the Appellation Mountains (the frontier line)
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Lord Grenville
Urges Parliament to pass 4 acts that tax the colonies
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Sugar Act 1764
Direct taxation on sugar
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Currency Act 1764
Colonists must pay taxes with British money (scarce)
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Quartering Act 1765
Permanent troop presence, colonists must house and provide for them
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Stamp Act 1765
All paper products required a stamp, any smugglers would be arrested and tried in a military court in Canada
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They all busted smugglers
What was a common theme that Greenville's Program had?
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Sam Adams
Led Sons of Liberty; governor of Massachusetts
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Patrick Henry
Member of the House of Burgesses; rallied Virginians against Britain
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Declaratory Act
Parliament had the right to tax the colonists without question; declared their power over the colonies
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False
T/F The colonies had representation in Parliament
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Lord Lynn
Who passes the Townshend Acts?
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Imported goods
What did the Townshend Acts tax?
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Non-Importation Boycott
Anti-Townshend Acts;
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Writs of Assistance
Open search warrant: soldiers could search any house they thought had smuggled goods
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Boston Massacre
British troops fire into unarmed colonists in Boston
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Effects of the Boston Massacre
Anti-British propaganda, Townshend Acts are repealed (tax on tea is kept)
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Lord North
Minister of Britain; tries the troops from the Boston Massacre in the colonies and is angry when they're proven not guilty
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John Adams
Who was the lawyer for the British soldiers?
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Boycotts continue; still drink smuggled Dutch tea
Britain makes British tea less expensive than smuggled Dutch tea, how do the colonists respond?
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Boston Tea Party 1773
Sons of Liberty dump tea into the Boston Harbor before British troops could unload it
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Coercive Acts 1774
Only in Boston; Boston Harbor closed, Boston Court closed, Marital Law, no town meetings, more soldiars
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Committee of Correspondence
Sons of Liberty in Boston send letters to those in other colonies
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Quebec Act 1774
Britain encourages Catholic religion and expands Quebec
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True
T/F The colonies were upset with the Quebec Act
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Intolerable Acts
Coercive Acts + Quebec Act = _________
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First Continental Congress
Delegates from the colonies met in Philadelphia to discuss what can be done about Britain
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Moderates
Majority, still wanted to peacefully resolve conflict with Britain
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Radicals
Anti-Britain, wanted to break away
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Declarations and Resolves, Suffolk Resolves
2 Things they did at the First Continental Congress
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Lexington
First battle of the American Revolution was fought here
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Lexington and Concord
April 1775
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Militia; minutemen
In Massachusetts, every town has a _____ made up of _______
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Second Continental Congress
May 1775, Philadelphia, all 13 colonies showed up
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