Bju U.s. History Chapter 5

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Robert de LaSalle

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Explored the length of the Mississippi River

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Louisiana

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Vast region named by Robert de LaSalle in honor of his king

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F

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T/F France succeeded at colonizing their possessions in the New World

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England and France

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Two colonial empires who fought over America from the 1680s to the 1760s

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Iriquois

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Indian Tribe who refused to side with the French

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T/F The French had great relations with the Indians

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War of the League of Augsburg

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King William’s War was known as what in the colonies

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King William’s War

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War That lasted from 1689-1697

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War of the Spanish Succession

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The Queen Anne’s War was known as what in Europe

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Queen Anne’s War

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War That lasted from 1702-1713

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War of the Austrian Succession

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King George’s War was known as what in Europe

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King George’s War

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War that lasted from 1744-1748

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Seven Year’s War

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The French and the Indian War was known as what in Europe

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French and Indian war

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War That lasted from 1754-1763 in the colonies

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1682

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LaSalle claimed Louisiana in

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Pre war owners

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The peace treaty of King Williams war returned land to

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Queen Anne’s war

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War where England won decisive victories and claimed much of French Eastern Canada

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T/F The French and Indian war began in Europe

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George Washington

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The conflict that began the French and Indian war started with whom

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Fort Duquesne

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Fort where the first skirmish of The French and Indian War began

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Guerilla Warfare

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Sudden surprise attacks by small hidden groups

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Lack of unity

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The chief British disadvantage

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Albany Congress

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Attempted to establish political unity when it met in New York

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Benjamin Franklin

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Proproses the Albany Plan

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Braddock

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After General ________ dies at fort Duquesne George Washington assumes command

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William Pitt

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Became the leader of the English Government

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Marquis de Montcalm

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French commander who orchestrated a series of victories against the British

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General James Wolfe

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Talented British General who died during the attack on the French Canadian capital, Quebec

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Battle of Quebec

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Battle led by Montcalm and Wolfe at the high cliffs above the St. Lawrence River

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George Washington

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Built Fort Necessity

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Pittsburgh

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Modern day _____________ is located in Fort Duquesne

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George III

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Came to the British throne in 1760

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Treaty of Paris

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Treaty that ended the French and Indian War

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Treaty of Paris

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Treaty that ended the French and Indian War

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Pontiac

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Brilliant Ottawa chief who led the Indians against the British from 1763-1766

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Treaty of Paris

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Treaty that ended the French and Indian War

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Pontiac

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Brilliant Ottawa chief who led the Indians against the British from 1763-1766

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Power of the purse

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Meant that salaries for royal officials military appropriations and taxes has to be approved by elected officials

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The Proclamation Line

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Prohibited the settlement beyond Appalachia to appease the Indians

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The Proclamation Line

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Prohibited the settlement beyond Appalachia to appease the Indians

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George Grenville

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British Prime Minister who enforces the Sugar Act

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The Proclamation Line

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Prohibited the settlement beyond Appalachia to appease the Indians

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George Grenville

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British Prime Minister who enforces the Sugar Act

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Sugar Act

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Act that taxed imported goods such as sugar molasses and coffee

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The Stamp act

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The first internal tax on the colonies

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Internal tax

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Tax on items produced and consumed within the colonies

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Internal tax

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Tax on items produced and consumed within the colonies

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Sons of Liberty

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The stamp act caused a growing body of opponents to the British rule who called themselves

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Samuel Adams

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Led the sons of Liberty in Boston

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Samuel Adams

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Led the sons of Liberty in Boston

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Quartering Act

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Officially subjected the colonies to a standing army in peacetime and required the colonists to house and fees them

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Patrick Henry

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Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses who became the Voice of the Revolution

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Stamp Act Congress

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Delegates from nine colonies formerly denounced the Stamp Act at the

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Stamp Act Congress

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Delegates from nine colonies formerly denounced the Stamp Act at the

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Declaratory Act

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Law that stated that Parliament could pass any law regarding the colonies that it wanted

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Charles Townshend

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Head of the British Treasury

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Townsend Acts

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Placed taxes on glass paint paper and tea

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Townsend Acts

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Placed taxes on glass paint paper and tea

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Boycotts

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Refusals to buy goods

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Townsend Acts

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Placed taxes on glass paint paper and tea

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Boycotts

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Refusals to buy goods

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No taxation without representation

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Became the rallying cry for many colonists

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Paul Revere

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Famous Boston silversmith

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Paul Revere

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Famous Boston silversmith

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John Adams

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Defended the British Soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre in Court

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Boston Massacre

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Murder of the colonists in Massachusetts in 1770