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The French and Indian war
Started in the Ohio river valley – dispute over French and English claims to land
1754-1763
4th war between France and England
1756 war spreads to Europe
1754-1763
English WON war
Acquired land and empire expanded
COSTLY WAR that created a lot of debt
British control all land to the east of the Mississippi river
French abandon all land and possessions went to Canada
Spanish fought with French
French gave their land to the Spanish (west of Mississippi river)
Acadians to gulf of Mexico (LA)
Colonists Benefited from War
Expand to west past Appalachians without worrying about French (french threat gone)
War was Costly to England
Fighting in North America, Europe, and Asia was expensive
Since the colonists benefited, England felt they should share the burden of the cost of the war
Key Impact of the War
England decides it must demand a greater revenue from colonies
Tighten the existing mercantilist framework (stricter enforcement of Navigation Acts)
Increased taxes paid directly to Parliament
After years of SALUTARY NEGLECT (benign neglect), England was about to change its approach toward governing its colonies
Triggered series of events leading to the Revolutionary War
REVOLUTIONARY ERA
1763-1788
From the end of the French and Indian War 1763 to the ratification of the new US Constitution (1788)
Why did some of the English colonists rebel against and eventually separate from the English empire? (cause of American Revolution)
How did the colonists win the war? HELP FROM FRENCH
How much social, political, economic change was brought about by the revolution? (how revolutionary was the revolution?)
1763-1775 (12 of 25 years)
Series of events leading to revolution
Cause of revolution? Tightening control over colonies
Rights as Englishmen being denied
Evaluate actions of both British and the American colonists during this time
Proclamation of 1763
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- US History - Villamagna (Class Notes) Notiz am Untitled_1, erstellt von Hannah Grace am 20/09/2013.
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