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Call to Freedom

Chapter 6 Stack #168759

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How did General Braddock's military tactic affect the French and Indian War? He have the troops line up in neat row, which caused the British to lose the war.
Explain the Treaty of Paris. The Treaty of Paris is a peace treaty that ended the French and Indian War. In the treaty, Britain gained Canada and all land East of Mississipi River (except New Orleans).
Explain two British actions that leads to Pontiac's Rebellion. The British quit giving the Indian gifts after the French and Indian War. The British start taking their lands and gave them nothing for it.
What are two provisions of the Proclamation of 1763? 1. It banned any further British colonial settlement West of the Appalachian Mountains. 2. It ordered colonists who had already moved to the upper Ohio River valley "to remove themselves from such settlements."
During the French and Indian War, list the advantages of both British and France. France: 1) Strong Central Government.2) Strategically placed forts.3) Extensive alliances with American Indians.4) Around 6,600 well-trained troops. British: 1) Much larger colonial population.2) Superior Navy.3) Alliance with the Iroquois. 4)Stronger Economy.
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