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2021-2022 HISTORY

French & Indian War

AnswerTerm / Question
mercantilism trading of goods between a "mother country" and its colonies
ally country or group that is friendly with another country or group and helps in time of war
tax money paid by people for the support of their government
trade laws allowed colonists to export raw materials only to England
war debt amount of money borrowed during a war for the expense of war that must be paid back
merchant one who buys and sells goods for a living
empire a group of colonies or countries under one ruler
charter written permission to form a colony
Proclamation Line of 1763 a boundary established by England which prevented the colonists from moving westward beyond the Appalachian Mountains, in order to keep peace with the Native Americans in that area
Parliament the law-making body in England; The colonists had no one to represent them in this group
English colonists were continuing to move into Indian lands (breaking previous treaties); The Ohio River Valley was claimed by both France and England. Reasons for the war
Whichever country controlled this region would also have control of the Mississippi River, which was an important to trading & exploration. What was so special about the Ohio River Valley that caused both France & England to fight over it?
1754 - 1763 What were the years of the French & Indian Wars?
The colonists disagreed with the Proclamation Line of 1763 which prevented them from exploring the newly gained land; The colonists disagreed with King George III about paying the war debt, because they didn't have a representative in Parliament. What were the two main issues the colonists and the British government disagreed about after the war?
Under this plan, each of the 13 colonies would still have the power to make laws, but there would be a central government that would decide bigger issues that affected all the colonies. B Franklin proposed this plan. What was the Albany Plan of Union & who came up with this plan?
Ben Franklin -- Franklin was encouraging the English colonists to stand united with each other and with their mother country to defeat the French & Indians. The letters represent the 13 English colonies in America. Who created the "Join or Die" political cartoon? Who created it? To whom was the message directed? What do the letters represent? What is the intended message?
professionally trained soldiers; soldiers in straight lines in open field; fancy uniforms; didn't fight in winter time or in bad weather; European battle style
regular citizens (volunteer militia) without professional training; used surroundings (trees, boulders, ditches) to hide & sneak attack (ambush); regular clothing; fought in any season & any weather conditions; fought under leaders they had elected American frontier battle style
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