- Salutary Neglect
the British not enforcing policies that led to the colonists believing that they did not have to follow the policies created.
- George I & II
British Kings who were originally German and therefore had Parliament ruling for them most of the time
- Privy Council
the first agency of colonial supervision
4, Colonial Agents
colonists who met in British Parliament and helped to strengthen the British and colonies ties
- Albany Plan of Union
Suggested by Benjamin Franklin that the thirteen colonies act as one in their dealings with Britian
- French and Indian War
the struggle between France and Great Britain to establish the largest landholdings in North America
- French North American Empire
included Quebec, Canada, and the land of the Louisiana Purchase
- New Orleans
an important port city that gave the owner of the city the entire Mississippi River
- Iroquois Confederacy
an Indian group that was largely influential and refused to side with the British and the French during the Seven Years War
- Fort Necessity
an English fort where the first French defeat of the French and Indian war occured
- George Washington
a colonist who was a Colonel during the French and Indian war and was born in Virginia
- Edward ‘‘Bulldog” Braddock
an English commander during the French and Indian War
- Seven Years War
a conflict between the English and French for land holdings in North America known as the French and Indian War and the real first world War
- William Pitt (The Elder)
a political leader in Britain during the Seven YEars War and support colonists
- Siege of Quebec
a turning point in the French and Indian War that was fought on December 31, 1775
- Cajuns
French residents of Nova Scotia who were uprooted by the British in 1755 and scattered as far south as Louisiana
- Treaty of Paris (1763)
gave the British control of Canada, Caribbean Islands, India, and Span gave Florida to Britain and gained Louisiana.
- George III
the insane king of England who permanently lost the 13 colonies but refused to acknowledge that he had done so
- George Grenville
Prime minister of Great Britain and Imposed the Stamp Act
- Proclamation of 1763
put into place by George the III that made it so colonists couldn’t settle pass the Appalachian mountains
- Mutiny Act of 1765
put into place by the British government that allowed soldiers to be house and fed by any house they chose: military courts could only enforce the laws
- Sugar Act of 1764
put into place by the Parliament of Great Britain that placed a tax on Sugar
- Currency Act of 1764
put into place by the Parliament of Great Britain that did not allow the colonists to print paper money
- Stamp Act of 1765
put into place by the Parliament of Great Britain that forced taxes on colonist stamps and parchments
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Chapter 224
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Chapter 327
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Chapter 1440
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Chapter 165
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Chapter 1738
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Chapter 1850
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Chapter 2335
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Chapter 453
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Chapter 525
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Chapter 643
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Chapter 748
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Chapter 830
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Chapter 933
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Chapter 1343
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Chapter 1545
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Chapter 1640
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Chapter 2528
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Chapter 2436
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Chapter 2650
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Chapter 2730
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Chapter 2835
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Chapter 2940
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Chapter 3050
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Chapter 3135
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