Section 3- Wars for empires

What law was not really enforced by the british because of their statutory neglect?

Label each war with their European name King Williams war AKA [blank_start]War of the grand Alliance[blank_end] Queen Annes war AKA [blank_start]War of Spanish succession[blank_end] King Georges war AKA [blank_start]War of Austrian succession[blank_end] French and Indian war AKA [blank_start]7 years war[blank_end]

Check the 2 factors of King Williams war.

Queen Annes war (aka: War of [blank_start]spanish[blank_end] succession) was started because the monarch of [blank_start]Spain[blank_end] died and King [blank_start]Louie XIV[blank_end] believed his grandson deserved the spanish throne. [blank_start]England[blank_end] didn't like it.

After each of the wars for empires, the status for the British colonies were allways [blank_start]Status Quo Ante bellum[blank_end]- meaning they wanted to leave things the way they were before the war.

Is it true that after the war when the british left everything in the colonies to be Ante Bellum, the colonists were offended.

Each war pushed Britain further and further into debt.

The French and Indian war (AKA the 7 years war) was the only war that started in the colonies and spread to the rest of Europe.

A Militia is comprised of part time soldiers

[blank_start]Robert Dwindle[blank_end] was the creator of the [blank_start]Ohio[blank_end] river company. He wanted to control the river but a [blank_start]French[blank_end] fort occupied it. [blank_start]Dwindle[blank_end] goes to the commander of the Virginia minutemen (Washington) and asks them to make the French leave. To intimidate the French the militia built [blank_start]Ft. Necessity[blank_end].

What started the French and Indian war?

The Indians that sided with the militia slaughtered the French. Is it true that the Indians were imprisoned for their acts?

The Albany plan- a plan Franklin wrote to ask for help from other colonies- was accepted.

The beginning of the war embarrassed the English so they sent a general and 2000 other soilders over to teach the colonists... What happened?

[blank_start]William Pitt the elder[blank_end] puts together a fund to get money for soldiers and [blank_start]military[blank_end]. He sends [blank_start]James Wolfe[blank_end] who was killed in [blank_start]Quebec[blank_end] and [blank_start]Jeffery Amherst[blank_end] who fought the French in Quebec.

The war ended in 1763, what were the effects of it? (3 answers)

What happens when the Colonists cross the Appellations?

After the rebellion what did King George3 do? (3 answers)

Which 4 acts were in the Greenville plan?

The Townshend act was very successful

What was the difference between Tories and Whigs?

What acts did King George3 pass after the Boston Tea party?

The Intolerable acts were the 4 cohersive acts and the Quebec act.

What are some of the facts about the First continental congress? (3 answers)

The Deceleration of [blank_start]Rights and Grievances[blank_end] was written during the first continental congress, it listed out the rights [blank_start]Englishmen[blank_end] should have because the colonists considered themselves to be [blank_start]English[blank_end] citizens. They were inspired by the [blank_start]enlightenment[blank_end].