French And Indian War Dbq Analysis

A common theme that occurs in prosperous societies is the inclination to expand their influence. During the late 1750’s, the Americans colonies shared this inclination largely because of rapid population growth, which force them to excavate westwards in order accommodated new life. Sponsored by the Ohio Company, this relocation enraged the French because it was invading their territory, which supplied them with resources for their incredibly profitable fur trade. Furthermore, compiled with the other conflicts that they had with the British around the world and the Native Americans’ fear that they were going to lose what land they had left; this territorial dispute prompted the French and Indian War. Though a treaty ended the war, it was clear that the British had won, consequently altering the political, economic, and ideological relations between Britain and its American Colonies. This was clearly evident in the British Parliament’s influence, constant taxation, and bias. First off, political relations altered between Britain and its American colonies because of the Parliament’s influence. Officially ended by the Treaty of Paris, the Royal Proclamation of 1763 was made after the treaty by parliament and stated that all land past the Mississippi river was not be settled by the colonies. According to the document North America Before 1754 and North America After 1763 the British were able to make the French forces …show more content…
In several instances, the British were appointed special privileges that the American colonist were not offered. These acts of discrimination are what caused the British and American colonist to inch further and further away from each other. The reasons for this distinction are the British Parliament’s ruling, colonial reimbursement, and English