ch.5 history vocab Flashcards

(37 cards)

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trapper canoed down wisconsin river in search of the Great river-found ms river

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louis joliet

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preached to the Quapaw Indians in arkansas in 1673-found ms river

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Jacques Marguette

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explored mississipi; named Louisiana in honor of Louis XIV;made comprehesive claim of ¨all nations, peoples, provinces¨ as possesions of France

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La Salle

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French territory-named in honor of Louis XIV by La Salle

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Louisiana

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3/4 wars that erupted in Europe between England/France that played out in New World under ¨americanized¨ names

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1.King Williams war
2.Queen Annes war
3. King Georges war

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French-Canadian; resourceful/competent leader came to north america/ w/ aid of French settlers/indians, inflicted considerable damage/fear upon the English settlements

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Comte de Frontenac

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ended fighting on both sides of Atlantic in 1713.
-England gained:title to eastern Canada/west Indies/straight of Gibraltar
-France gained: control of st. Lawrence/Great Lakes region

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Treaty of Utrecht

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-1754-1763- began in New world and spread to Europe
-became 7 yr war
-Britain/Prussia allied against Austria, Russia, France, Spain, several other nations
-perhaps 1st World war

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French/Indian War

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22 yr old Virginia colonel/led men toward Forks of Ohio River/ was ordered to clear territory who, according to English, had illegally entered area.forced to surrender, signed note of surrender that out whole blame on British; government Repudiated note/ Britain and France went to war

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George Washington

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at forks of the Ohio; where French/Indians waited for British

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Fort duquesne

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sudden surprise attacks by small, hidden groups

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guerrila warfare

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attempted to establish political unity in the colonies when it met at Albany, New York in June 1754 ab the war;delegates from most colonies north of virginia attended

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Albany congress

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Proposed ¨albany plan¨ for centralized colonial rule.
-president chosen by king
-congress chosen by separate colonies

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Benjamin Franklin

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French Catholics living in British-held Nova Scotia

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Acadians

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general-cut a road through wooded wilderness to a spot within a few miles of french fort-shot through the lungs-last words: ¨who would have thought it¨

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Edward Braddock

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talented soldier/commander, engineered a series of stinging defeats on British from 1756-1758;destroyed 2 major British outposts, fort Oswego,Lake Ontario/fort William Henry, lake George;drove back British attempt to capture french fort Ticonderoga

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Marquis de Montcalm

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british prime minister ¨i am sure that i can save this country, and that nobody else can¨ adopted plan to win war (1757)

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New, energetic commander. 1758 his army captured Louisbourg, most powerful fortress in America

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In quebec city, fought between french/british;british won

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battle of the plains of abraham

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removed french influence as major force in continent
Britain: east canada, all east of ms river
Spain: Frances louisiana territory west of ms

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treaty of Paris

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king,first one to be born in England and to use English as his first language/came to throne in 1760/lost the american colonies

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ottawa indian chief
formed confederacy of Indian tribes
waged war against British soldiers/settlers from 1763-1766

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salaries for royal officials, military appropriation, taxes had to pass the scrutiny of elected office holders.

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Power of the Purse

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forbade colonists to settle beyond Appalachians

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Proclamation line

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Kings chief minister, sugar act passed under him
George Gronville
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placed a tax on goods imported into the colonies
sugar act
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stamp tax for newspapers, diplomas, varied legal documents; levied 1st internal tax
stamp act
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tax on goods produced/consumed entirely within the colonies
internal tax
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growing body of opponents to british rule called themselves this taken form Barres speech: ¨Caused the blood of these sons of liberty to recoil within them¨
Sons of Liberty
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subjected colonies to a standing army in peace time/help supply provisions for it; went against rights
quartering act
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presented resolutions to the House of Burgesses saying Virginians had all right/ privileges of english men/ to grant right of taxation to anyone other than the Virginia assembly was an act of tyranny
Patrick Henry
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denounced stamp act/usurpation of colonial rights it represented
stamp act congress
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led sons of liberty; hanged an effigy of Andrew Oliver (royal stamp Distributor) ransacked his home
Samuel Adams
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direct taxes on glass, paint, paper, tea
townshend act
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encouraged colonists to resist the erosion of their liberties; urged them to not give a single ¨iota¨ of their rights
John Dickinson
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refusal to buy british goods
boycotts
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violence between british/ american colonists
Boston Massacre