Imperial Wars

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Unit 2 (Notes 1)

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Queen Anne’s War

(1702 -1713) British take Nova Scotia

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King George’s War

(1744-1748) British colonies again under attack from French and Spanish

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Beginning of the Seven Years War

-French building forts in the Ohio River Valley

-Initial British losses

-French and Native Americans ravage the frontier

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The Albany Congress (British)

-British government calls representatives from several colonies to meet in 1754

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Delegates create the:

Albany Plan of Union

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Albany Plan of Union: (Set what?)

Sets a precedent for later congresses in 1770s

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Late 1750’s:

British Victories in Canada

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The Peace of Paris (1763): (What is it)

European powers negotiate a treaty

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The Peace of Paris (1763):

-Great Britain acquires French Canada and Spanish Florida

-France gives Spain its Louisiana territory (to offset loss of Florida)

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Immediate effects of the Seven Years War: 

-Britain achieves unchallenged supremacy in North America 

-Changes how British and Colonists view each other

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British and Colonial views:

  • British are unimpressed by colonial military

  • Colonists are proud of their contributions

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British adopt more forceful policies in North America after the French&Indian War

  • Colonists had grown accustomed to self-government and salutary neglect

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British increase taxes in colonies to:

pay for debts incurred by recent wars

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British also begin to maintain a larger:

Military force in the colonies

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Pontiac’s Rebellion (1763):

  • First major test of Britain’s new imperial policy

  • British troops sent to deal with the uprising

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The Proclamation of 1763

  • Prohibits colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains

  • Thousands of colonists defiantly head westward to settle anyway