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AP US Chap 4

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French and Indian War 4th war in series, began in colonies, 7 years' war, over territories
George Washington young col. le small militia, small victory, surrendered July 3, 1754
Edward Braddock 1755, VA, defeated, Ft. Duquesne
Albany Plan intercolonial gov't, recruitig troops and collecting taxes
Peace of Paris 1763, treaty, British gained French territory
salutary neglect British avoiding enforcing navigation acts
George III tried to solve financial problems, charged colonists
Whigs dominant political party in Parliament
Parliament British legislature
Proclamation of 1763 1763, colonists couldnt settle wet of Appalacian Mountains to prevent future hostilities
Pontiac's Rebellion 1763, natives attacked frontier, angry about western movement, destroyed settlements
Sugar Act 1764, revenue act, enforced nav. acts, duties on sugar and other luxuries
Quartering Act 1765, providing food and quarters for British soldiers
Stamp Act 1765, revenue stamp required, placed on mail, etc.
Patrick Henry a lawyer, stood up to house of Burgesses, demanded rights from British government
Stamp Act Congress rep's from all colonies met to discuss act, resolved, no taxation without rep.
Sons & Daughters of Liberty secret society for intimidating tax agents, tarred and feathered them
Declaratory Act 1766, tated the Parliament had rigth to tax/ make laws for the colonists in any case whatsoever
Townshend Acts 1767, duties placed on tea, glass, and paper
Writs of Assistance searching for smuggled goods in private homes, general license to search anywhere
John Dickinson PA, argued against new duties, wrote "Letters..."
James Otis & Samuel Adams wrote Mass. circular letter
Circular Letter 1768, urged petitions to get Townshend Acts repealed
Letters from a PA Farmer agued against taxation without representation
Lord Frederick North new Prime minister, urged repeal of Towshend's
Boston Massacre 1770, colonists harrassed guards, hot, killed 5 men
Crispus Attucks African American killed in Boston Massacre
Committees of Correspondence initiated by Sam Adams, xchanged letters about threatening British activities, Boston
Tea Act 1773, made english tea cheap, insisting on right to collect taxes
Boston Tea Party 1773, dumped 342 chests of tea into harbor
Gaspee Incidents colonists diguised as Natives and set fire to the Gaspee ship, had been catching smugglers
Intolerable Acts laws in retalitation for tea party
Coercive Acts 1774, punitive acts, consisted of 4 others
Port Act closed Boston Port until tea was paid for
Mass. Gov't Act redced power of Mass. legislature
Admin. of Justice Act royal officials accused could be tried in England
Quartering Act expansion british troops quartered in homes in all colonies
Quebec Act 1774, organized Canadian lands
Enlightenment 18th century, movement in lit. & philosophy
Deism belief that god established natural laws and diving intervention was minimal in human lives
rationalism human reason will solve problems in life and society
John Locke major influence in American thinking and enlightenment, philosopher and political theorist
Jean-Jacques Rousseau French philosopher, influenced Americans in the 1760's and 70's
George Grenville British Treasury Head
Molasses Act made rum too expensive, repealed, replaced by Sugar Act
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