Chapter5 Flashcards
(38 cards)
1.French priest who explored the upper Mississippi River.
Jacques Marquette
2.British commander who was badly defeated by French and Indian forces.
Edward Braddock
3.Resource French commander during king William’s war.
Comte de Frontenac
4.British king who antagonized the colonist.
King George |||
5.Talented French leader during the French and Indian war.
Marquis de Montcalm
6.Indian chief whose confederacy devastated the frontier
Pontiac
7.Talented British General who died capturing Quebec.
James wolfe
8.Primarily European conflicts that began in the New World and also known as the Seven Years War.
French Indian War(1754-1763)
9.Leader of the Sons of Liberty
Samuel Adams
10.Author of letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British colonies.
John Dickinson
11.Author of a proposal to unite the colonies against France.
Benjamin Franklin
12.British prime minister who at attempted to collect new taxes from the colonies
George Grenville
13.Orator(speaker) from Virginia who opposed British tyranny.
Patrick Henry
14.French trapper who explored the upper Mississippi river.
Louis Joliet.
15.Prime minister of Great Britain who won the Seven Years’ war.
William Pitt
16.colonial commander who fought in the first skirmish of the French and Indian war.
Gorge Washington
17.Surprise attacks by small hidden groups.
Querilla warfare
18.Any tax on goods that are produced and consumed entirely within a country.
Internal tax
19.Requirement that salaries,taxes,and expenditures be scrutinized by elected officials.
Power of the purse.
20.Bon on colonization beyond the Appalachian Mountains.
Proclamation line
21.Requirement that the colonist help supply the British army give them a place to stay.
Quartering Act.
22.Organization that opposed the tyranny of British rule.
Sons of Liberty
23.British attempt to tax legal and commercial documents in the colonies.
Stamp Act
24.Battle that would merge from the war from Austrian Succession an would conclude with the truce in Europe with the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle.
King George’s war.