Chapter 4

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Robert Walpole

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- The Earl of Orford, prime minister of Great Britain
- Although his position of prime minister didnt have any rule over laws he was regarded for having influences in the cabinets.
- He served in under the control of George I & II

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Privy Council

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- A body of people who advises the head of state of a nation concerning the exercise of executive authority.
- Kinda like a secret service

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Benjamin Franklin

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Born January 17, 1706.
He was began to get involved in science in 1749 after his printing business took off.
By 1750 Franklin had become a huge part of politics and by 1754 he would propose a plan to unite the colonies.

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New France

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- The French territory of 1750 which extended from North east canada to south to the gulf of Mexico from Louisiana.
- the land that now is inhabited by the America's would soon be sold to the Americans by Napoleon Bonaparte, which was soon known as the Louisiana purchases.

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Paltry Wages

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Albany Plan

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- It was a plan proposed by Ben Franklin to set up a Government of the colonies to have protection and other important things.

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French Indian War

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- The french and indian war was the name that was given to the war that Great Britain fought against the French.
- The war is also called as the seven' year war.
- It was through 1754- 1763. Fought on the frontiers of the Canadian and American border.

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Louis XIV

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- AKA "the sun king" He is one of the most remarkable French monarch.
Under his reign France became one of the strongest powers in Europe.

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Missionary Zeal

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Louis Joliet

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- French Canadian explorer,who sailed on the michigan Lake, and into the green bay.

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Father Jacques Marquette

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Rene Robert Cavalier

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The Iroquois Confederacy

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King Williams War

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Fort Necessity

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William Pitt

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Siege of Quebec

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Peace of Paris 1763

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Proclamation of 1763

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Greenville Ministry

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Sugar Act

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Currency Act

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Paxton Boys

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Regulatory Movement

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Stamp Act

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Virginia Resolves

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Sons Of Liberty

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The Tory’s

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Mutiny Act

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Quartering Act

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Townshend Act

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Navigation Act

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Boston Massacre

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Samuel Adams

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Loyalists

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Patriots

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Gaspee Incident

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Tea Act

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Daughters of Liberty

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Boston Tea Party

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Coercive Acts

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First Continental Congress

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John Adams

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Battle of Lexington and Concord

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General Thomas Gage

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Paul Revere

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John Dickinson Letters to a farmer

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The Massachusetts Circular

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