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Why was the French and Indian War fought?
It was fought over land in North America.
What was one result of the treaty of Paris (1763)?
France lost most of its colonies North America.
What was the purpose of the Navigation Acts?
It was to control trade between England and the colonies.
What was one disadvantage the French had in fighting the French-Indian War?
They had fewer men than the British did.
what does the word mercantilism mean?
the colonies exist for the benefit of the parent nation/mother country
why was the period of enlightenment important?
people used logic to understand the world
why did the british tax the colonies?
they did this to pay off the debt from the french and indian war
what did the stamp act tax?
it taxed legal documents, newspaper, and contracts
what was the main cause of the american revolution?
British taxation
what is a boycott?
this is the economic idea of refusing to buy certain products as a form of protest.
what was one result of the proclamation of 1763
it angered colonists because they weren't allowed to settle on the west side of the appalachian mountains.
what was the quartering act?
i required the colonists to house british soldiers in 1770's
what were the writs of assistance
it allowed the british to make unrestricted searches and seizure of ships and cargo.
why did the colonists appose many of these taxes?
they had no representation in parliament