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Unit 2 (Notes 1)
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Queen Anne’s War
(1702 -1713) British take Nova Scotia
King George’s War
(1744-1748) British colonies again under attack from French and Spanish
Beginning of the Seven Years War
-French building forts in the Ohio River Valley
-Initial British losses
-French and Native Americans ravage the frontier
The Albany Congress (British)
-British government calls representatives from several colonies to meet in 1754
Delegates create the:
Albany Plan of Union
Albany Plan of Union: (Set what?)
Sets a precedent for later congresses in 1770s
Late 1750’s:
British Victories in Canada
The Peace of Paris (1763): (What is it)
European powers negotiate a treaty
The Peace of Paris (1763):
-Great Britain acquires French Canada and Spanish Florida
-France gives Spain its Louisiana territory (to offset loss of Florida)
Immediate effects of the Seven Years War:
-Britain achieves unchallenged supremacy in North America
-Changes how British and Colonists view each other
British and Colonial views:
British are unimpressed by colonial military
Colonists are proud of their contributions
British adopt more forceful policies in North America after the French&Indian War
Colonists had grown accustomed to self-government and salutary neglect
British increase taxes in colonies to:
pay for debts incurred by recent wars
British also begin to maintain a larger:
Military force in the colonies
Pontiac’s Rebellion (1763):
First major test of Britain’s new imperial policy
British troops sent to deal with the uprising
The Proclamation of 1763
Prohibits colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains
Thousands of colonists defiantly head westward to settle anyway