Ch.5-Ch.6 Maps
Picture 1
To England: Fish, Fur, Naval Stores, Tobacco, Rice, Indigo. To Colonies: Linens, Horses, Manufactured products
Rum
Slaves
Slaves, Molasses
Rice, Fish, Livestock, Lumber, Flour
Picture 2
New Orleans/ Mouth of the Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Hudson Bay
Great Lakes/ Ohio River Valley
Montreal
Quebec
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia (1754)/ Louisbourg (1758)/ Port Royal
Henry Hudson River
Flordia
Random Facts:
George Washington was demoted from Lt Col to Captian during the Seven Years War
He was also ironically captured on July 4th, 1754 at Fort Neccesity
The Albany Congress was created by British gov to help unify the colonies, but only 7/13 colonial delegates came. In the end, the colonist believed Franklin’s ideas did not have enough independence, and the British gov felt it gave too much.
General Braddock approved of the colonial buckskin fighters behind-the-tree fighting methods. Braddock died in battle, leaving Washington to retreat with ~300 men of 2000 left
Pitt saved the Americas, he was young, popular, and wisely chose young and energetic leaders over old and incompetent ones. He successful took over Louisbourg in 1758
The FALL OF MONTREAL was important because it was the last time French power was in north America.
Spain was given the Louisiana property from the French, giving Spain some claim to N America
The Seven Years War showed Colonists
The disunity between each other and the start of melting that
Their building of self-esteem
The breaking of the myth of an undefeatable British empire
The poor treatment of the British and thought of superiority (British would not let colonists be above the rank of Captain)
Their want for credit for helping fight the war
The true rights of Englishmen (They were not receiving) (They did not fully mind when they were given 900,000 euros for helping fight the war)
THEY DID NOT NEED TO RELY ON THE CROWN FOR PROTECTION ANYMORE
The fall of Montreal and Quebec was the start of the United States
Pontiacs uprising was in Detroit. The British used biological warfare, distributing blankets with small pox to indians
The Proclamation of 1763 was meant to prevent another uprising like Pontiacs, but the colonists perceived it as limiting their freedom