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| What were the 2 conflicts in the backcountry? |
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| Why is the French and Indian War title misleading? |
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- Between France and Britain
- Makes you believe the war was between the French and the Native Americans
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| Who was shot in a battle with the French and was buried under the road? |
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| Who defied orders and started the French and Indian war at the age of 22? |
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Who changed the tide of the war focusing on the French and Indian War and sending his best generals and supplies from England?
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| What did Samuel Adams start? |
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| The Committiees of Correspondence |
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| Why did the colonies decide not to pass the Albany Plan? |
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They were afraid to give up power with their own colonial government
-Ben Franklin |
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| What happened to the tax collectors? |
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| They were tarred and feathered, buried alive, and poked with hot irons. |
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| What was Pitt's straegy to defeat the French? Did it work? |
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| To end the war quickly by sending their best generals, supplies, and money. they also cut off the french's trade route. -it did work- |
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| What was the britishs plan to take over Quebec? |
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| They were going to climb a steep cliff, take over the guards, and sneak attack. |
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| Who was the general of the English? |
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| Who was the French's general? |
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| What was the nickname of the French and Indian war? |
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| Where did Washington go after he retired from the army? |
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| The . . was a new tax on molasses |
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| What was molasses used for? |
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| What act taxed led, paint, tea, glass, and paper? |
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| Where could you get led, paint, tea, glass, and paper? |
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| To refuse to buys product/ refusal to buy certain goods and services |
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| What ware the four parts of they Coercive/Intolerable Acts? |
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- Parliament shut down part of boston until destroyed Thea was payed for
- People could not hold town meetings
- Parliament allowed customs officials charged of crime to be tried in England
- A new quartering act was passed
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| What is 1 positive outcome of the Coercive/Intolerable Acts? |
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| The colonies came together and supported Boston |
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| TheTheatre Treaty of Paris ended what war? |
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| The French and Indian war |
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| The fall of NewFrance happened when the british cut off . |
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| What was the capital of New France? |
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| What act ordered the colonists to house and feed the British soldiers? |
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| What plan did Ben Franklin develop? |
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| what did the Quartering Act leed to? |
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-people hated it
Led to the Boston Massacre
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| How did the indians decide which side to be on during the French and Indian war? |
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| Whichever side was going to give them the best deal on trade goods |
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| the people who wanted to be an independent nation from England |
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| What was patrick Henry known for? |
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| He said the great quote, "give me liberty or give me death" |
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| He was a local silversmith |
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| A person who is loyal to England and does not want the country to be independent |
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| Who was a teacher before becoming a lawyer, who could be stubborn and difficult, and had a wife named Abigail? |
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| He was a rebel rouser and wore a red suit |
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| What is triangular trade? |
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| Trading system that developed during the late 1600's that involved carrying slaves, cash crops, and manufactured goods between west Africa, the West Indies, and Europe. |
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| How did they capture the Africans? |
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- One afriacan tribe warring another tribe would conquer and sell the other tribe to the American/European slave traders.
- Africans would make a deal with slave traders to take them to tribes, befriend them, then take them hostage.
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| What were the conditions on the boat during the middle Passage? |
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Hot, smelly, stuffy, cramped, dirty, horrid, unsanitary.
there was feecess, urine, blood, diseases, and rats |
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| What happened to the slaves once they arrived to America? |
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| They were bathed and put on auction blocks to sell |
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| What was the reason for slave trade? |
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| To have workers for plantation owners. There was massive amounts of money being made |
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| What are the 3 present day forms of slavery? |
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- Child soldiering
- Bonded labor
- Sexual exploitation
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| What is chlid soldiering? |
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| Kids were kidnapped to become soldiers in rebel |
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| Kids worked for no pay/ to pay off their parents debt |
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| What is sexual exploitation? |
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| Kids forced into sexual acts |
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| To feel that your race is superior to someone else's race |
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| To form an opinion of someone or something without prior facts or knowledge is called . |
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