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OLMC 4SS Ch 7

Social Studies ch 7

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capital a city that serves as the home of a government
Middle Plantation chosen for the new capital, a better spot than Jamestown
College of William and mary founded in 1693, the colony's first college
Williamsburg the new name for Middle Plantation
immigrant someone who moves from one country to another
Ohio River Valley land beyond the Allegheny mountains which Virginians wanted to settle
Robert Dinwiddie governor of Virginia who sent a message to the French with a warning that they were building on Virginia's land
George Washington a messenger to the French, became commander of Virginia's army
Fort Duquesne French Fort in the Ohio River Valley
Fort Necessity fort built by George Washington and his men near Fort Duquesne
French and Indian War war over the Ohio River Valley; the French and Indians fought against the British and colonists
ally a person or group that helps another group reach a goal
Proclamation of 1763 law issued by King George that forbid colonists to settle west of the Allegheny Mountains
Lord Dunmore's War war between the Colonists and the American Indians in 1774
tax money a government collects from its people
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