Apush Chapter Four Terms

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Robert Walpole

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Who:English Prime Minister
When:August 26 1676-March 18,1745
Where:Houghton,Norfolk, England/London, England
Significance:Uk's first prime minister

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2. Privy Council

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Judicial authority in the united kingdom

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3. Benjamin Franklin

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Who:American inventer/writer/musician
When:January 17, 1706- April 17, 1790
Where:Boston Massachusetts
Significance: Inventer writer, musician, discovered electricity

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4. New France

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The possessions of france in north america before the treaty of paris in 1763 that had given the french owned possessions to britain and spain

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5. Paltry Wages

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Insignificant or meager amount of pay

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6. Albany Plan

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A plan that was proposed by Benjamin Franklin as an attempt to unify the the colonies against britain

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7. French Indian War

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A seven year war between the American colonies and the English against the French and some Native American tribes

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8. Louis XIV

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9. Missionary Zeal

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Resulting from a desire to convert peoples to one's own belief

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10. Louis Joliet

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Who:Canadian explorer
When:1645-1700
Where:Canada and USA
Significance: Explored the great lakes and discovered the mississippi river

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11. Father Jacques Marquette

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12. Rene Robert Cavalier

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Who:French Explorer
When:1643-1687
Where:Mississippi(mississippi river to be precise)
Significance:Promoted the settlement of french owned territory

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13. The Iroquois Confederacy

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A sophisticated political and social system that united the territories of the five nations in a symbolic "longhouse" that stretched across the present-day New York

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14. King Williams War

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The first European war that involved the Brittish since the time of Henry VIII, the "first episode" in the feud between England and France

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15. Fort Necessity

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The battleground for the opening battle of the war fought by England and France for control of the North American continent

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16. William Pitt

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When:May 28 1759-January16 1806
Where:England
Significance:was in the House of Commons

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17. Siege of Quebec

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Battle in which the Brittish forces defeated the french and took control of quebec

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18. Peace of Paris 1763

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Treaty where basically all pf the french colonies were handed over to England

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19. Proclamation of 1763

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The Proclimation in effect closed off the frontier to coonial expanssion

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20. Greenville Ministry

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21. Sugar Act

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Law from england that put a tax on sugar

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22. Currency Act

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Parliament passed the currency act effectively assuming control of the colonial currency system

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23. Paxton Boys

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24. Regulatory Movement

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25. Stamp Act

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Act passed by the Parliament that placed a tax on stamps

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26. Virginia Resolves

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27. Sons Of Liberty

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28. The Tory’s

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29. Mutiny Act

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30. Quartering Act

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31. Townshend Act

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32. Navigation Act

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33. Boston Massacre

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34. Samuel Adams

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35. Loyalists

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36. Patriots

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37. Gaspee Incident

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38. Tea Act

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39. Daughters of Liberty

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40. Boston Tea Party

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41. Coercive Acts

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42. First Continental Congress

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43. John Adams

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44. Battle of Lexington and Concord

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45. General Thomas Gage

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46. Paul Revere

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47. John Dickinson Letters to a farmer

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48. The Massachusetts Circular

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