Chapter 6 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Where were the French?

A

Canada, a little bit of West Indies, Louisiana & Ohio River Valley

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Robert de la Salle

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Claimed Mississippi River for France, made New Orleans

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3
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Coureurs de Bois

A

Trade fur/hunt beavers for fur

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4
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French Religion

A

Catholic

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5
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Jesuit meaning

A

French Catholic Missionaries

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6
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Antoine Cadillac

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Founded Detroit

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7
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Why New Orleans important?

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Bottom of Mississippi so get all goods, easy transport down river, have control of river

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8
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Nova Scotia

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England take control, name New Scotland

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9
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What do England and French fight over? Why?

A

Ohio River Valley; Tons of beavers (French) and fertile soil/best farmland (English)

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French and Indian War

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1754-1763, England and France at war in Europe so have to be at war in New World too

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First expedition to Fort Duquesne:

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George Washington (21), 1754, beaten back at Fort Necessity on July 4, 1754

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12
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Irony

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Something that shouldn’t be a coincidence (July 4 = Washington defeat & future victory)

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13
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William Pitt

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Pittsburgh named after him, said “America was conquered in Germany”, English prime minister

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14
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What did Fort Duquesne become

A

Pittsburgh

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15
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Prime minister

A

not voted on by people, parliament decides

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16
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Cartoon of snake

A

Ben Franklin, Join or Die against the French

17
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Albany Congress

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Franklin tried to tie colonies together against the French

18
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Albany Plan of Union

A

At Albany Congress, was to be plan to fight against French, didn’t work b/c 7/13 colonies showed up

19
Q

3 r’s of education

A

Reading, writing, arithmetic

20
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Braddock

A

English General with 2000 men, got killed before reaching Fort Duquesne

21
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Guerilla Warfare

A

Unconditional warfare, not what English used to

22
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Regular vs. Buckskin

A

Regular = professional British soldier
Buckskin = Americans in militia units

23
Q

Militia

A

Civilian soldier (farmer w/ gun)

24
Q

William Pitt, what do?

A

“Organizer of Victory”, attacks Quebec and Montreal instead of woods; 1759 Quebec fell, Montreal in 1760

25
Treaty of Paris & what each side got
1763, England got all Canada, Appalachian mountains, to the Mississippi and Ohio River Valley, and Florida Spain (because sided with France) got land West of Mississippi France just got Haiti
26
Treaty
agreement, sign to end war
27
What did Americans gain from winning French/Indian war?
Confidence and self respect (tension with Britain grew)
28
Pontiac's Rebellion
1763, Ottawa chief led Ottawa tribes to kill and go on warpath against frontier
29
Proclamation Act
1763, Issued by King George the 3rd, proclaims Americans can't go past Appalachians (for their protection)
30
Biological Warfare
Using viruses to kill people (blankets with smallpox to Pontiac & tribes)