Northwest Indian War

The French and Indian War of 1754 to 1763 was a major turning point in the status of relations between England and its North American colonies, bringing about changes and sentiments that led, in part, to the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. The war briefly unified and then distanced the two nations while simultaneously altering America’s relationship with other existing powers, such as the French and the Native Americans. Furthermore, the debt inevitably generated by the conflict and the…

The Seven Years’ War, or the French and Indian War, was a war between the French and the British over colonial land in the Americas. The British colonist helped Great Britain fight towards their victory. The war left Great Britain in a monstrous debt. Great Britain could not handle the amount of debt racked up by the war, so it was passed onto the colonists through taxes. Native people in Britain only thought it was fair for the colonists to have taxes because they were part of the British…

expansion made America became a battle of imperialism. The French and Indian was one of the most important war in American history which switch the leading power from France to England in 1600S. The huge contest between two strongest nations at that time also became the factor of changing relations between British and American Colonies the also the American Independence Revolution happened later in 1770S. The French and Indian War started in 1754 and ended in 1763. The french was success at the…

Prior to the French and Indian War, a policy alluded to as healthy disregard was trailed by the British. This strategy inferred that the American, with negligible British government intercession, did as they needed. There were a few duties that the Parliament had gone in the states before the French and Indian War, yet there existed extremely careless implementation for such assessments (Cubbison, 2010). The French and Indian War was the contention in the Northern American that started in 1754…

such as wars, people, government acts, and exchanges in power. Some built America up while, others tore it down. The French and Indian War helped show the Colonists that they could battle on their own. The Declaratory Act led Thomas Paine to realize they needed to fight for their independance. The French and Indian War, The Declaratory Act, and Thomas Paine have been positive influences on America. The French and Indian War, also known as the Seven Years War, was the first colonial war.…

trampling any obstacle that got in their way. The first English to become a presence in the west were pirates, or more accurately privateers. These individuals and their seafaring crews were not interested in establishing colonies nor trading with the Indians, they instead wanted to raid and plunder the Spanish, who were sailing back to Europe with the gold that so highly revered. Therefore, the original motive of the English was in fact gold; however, they found a simpler way to acquire it…

This tax was enforced in order to aid in debt relief from the French and Indian war and affected all colonists, not just merchants. The tax touched all lives from the most influential people in the colonies such as lawyers, printers and ministers to the average colonists. With so many people being subjected to this tax, many began…

The American Revolution The American Revolution started in 1765 and ended in 1783 after the French and Indian War. The reason why the American Revolution occurred was because the colonists were tired of the British monarchy and aristocracy. The colonists had the right to revolutionize against the British. During this time the British Crown had no idea how the colonists lived and the rules he was suppressing on them seemed unjust to the colonists. At first he sent men to settle the land and…

that the territory had brought. The area itself was far too expensive for America at the time, they were just coming off of a war and didn’t have any money to fund the land. Some long term effects on the territory weren’t good either, such as territorial disputes and the growing tension it brought with slavery. The nation had gained the land from the French, but the Indians still fought back and so did the Spanish on the western border. The long term effects were the expansion of America, now…

rebellion by British colonists, however, it quickly turned into something much more. The road to the Revolution started with a nine-year war between the French and the British over land in the Ohio River Valley, and ended with the battles in Lexington and Concord between the minutemen and militia. The road to the American Revolution was paved by the French and Indian War, all the acts passed by England, the events in Boston, and the Battles in Lexington and Concord. In the course of twenty-five…