APUSH: 1608-1775 (C7-8)(F&I)

1608-1763, 1763-1775

Primary economic resource for France in America?

Fur

One thing British colonies had in common BEFORE the Albany Conference?

British Identity

Famous Virginian who led a colonial army in unsuccessful battles against the French and their Native American allies?

George Washington

City that became the center of colonial protest against the British?

Boston

__ _____ ___ _______became the colonial rallying cry that opposed Parliamentary Acts (Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Townshend Act)

No taxation without representation

The ______ ________ in the 1700s encouraged colonists to feel a personal connection to God.

Great Awakening

The 1st Continental Congress met (1774) with the objective of ________ ____ ________ ____ _______.

repairing their relationship with Britain

France wanted to control Louisiana because _____

Control miz river

____ was the year of the Albany Conference.

1754

______ __ _____ ____ was the name of the Peace Treaty that ended the French and Indian war.

Treaty of Paris 1763

__________ __ ____ was the Parliamentary law that prohibited colonists from moving into the Northwest territory after the French and Indian War.

Proclamation of 1763

_____ ____ were Scots-Irish frontier settlers in Pennsylvania that attacked Native Americans.

Paxton Boys

Why did the Paxton Boys attack Native Americans?

Protesting what they saw as the government’s failure to protect them in Ohio Valley.

The ______ encouraged colonists to use reason and science instead of just tradition or religion to understand the world.

Elightenment

_____ ___ ____ and _____ _______ _____ were the reasons the British Colonial population grew much more rapidly than the French colonial population.

Natural birth rate, liberal immigration policy

Goal of the Albany Conference?

Unite colonies against the French, Ally Iroquois with Brits

Major term of the Treaty of Paris?

France cedes land to Brit, Brit territorial expansion

The ___ __ ______ _____ in British mercantilist policy resulted in smuggling.

END of salutary neglect

The 1773 ____ ___ ____ protest against British taxes led to harsh laws called the Intolerable Acts.

Boston Tea Party

____ ____ said people have natural rights to life, liberty, and property.

John Locke

____ _____ was an important region of New France and became the key region of dispute between Britain and France.

Ohio Valley

_____ _____ resulted in raised expectation of independence from Britain. It is an unwritten British policy of non-enforcement of mercantilist laws.

Salutary Neglect

_____ which sided with the British saw their land claimed by the British after the French and Indian War.

Iroquois

Passed in 1764 and 1765 the ____ ___ and the ____ ___ taxed colonial imports and printed materials, fueling widespread protests and the formation of resistance groups.

Sugar Act, Stamp Act

____ __ ______ were a secret organization that sometimes used violence to disrupt British policies.

Sons of Liberty

What are the ways the Great Awakening influenced colonial resistance against the British?

Unified them through shared experience, set precedent for rejecting traditional authority

What ways were French colonial government different form English colonial government?

France was autocratic (controlled by King); did not have self-governance

Who was the author of the “Join or Die” image?

Benjamin Franklin

Economic impact of the French and Indian War on Britain?

War debt

The _____ ____ ___ Parliamentary Act was in response to the Boston Tea Party. It cut off trade to Boston.

Boston Port Act

_______ ____ _ ________ _____ was a form of resistance to the editor addressing the hardships placed on working people due to British taxation.

Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer

_________ said that people should choose their leaders instead of having kings.

Republicanism

_____ _______ _____, and _____ __ ______-______ _____were two reasons for intensifying colonial rivalry between France and Britain.

British population growth (British expansion into French Territory), Threat to French-Indian trade

HOW and WHY did the colonies respond to the Albany Plan of Union

Rejected it; Fear of tyrant, fear of tyrant, fear of losing independence

Resistance led by Ottawa leader against colonist moving into the Ohio Valley after the French and Indian War.

Pontiac’s Rebellion

The __________ ___ violated the right to privacy by requiring colonist to house British soldiers.

Quartering Act

This movement was a boycott of British goods to avoid paying taxes

nonimportation movement

Name TWO specific ideals of "republicanism"

reject divine authority of a King, self-governance, right to private property, liberties and freedoms without government interference