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| war in which the French and the Native Americans fought British soldiers and American militia from 1753 to 1759 |
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| proposal by Benjamin Franklin to create a council to take over certain affairs for all colonies |
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| British measure that prevented colonists from settling west of Appalachians |
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| law that required colonists to feed and shelter British troops |
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| law stating that colonists to pay for stamps printed on taxable paper items |
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| betrayal of one's country |
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| group of laws that raised revenues by enforcing the collection of dueties and imposing new taxes on items like tea and glass |
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| refusal to buy certain items |
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| number of members of a group that must be present for the group to legally function |
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| the first royal governor of North Carolina |
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| carried a letter from Governor Robert Dwiddlewiddie of Virginia demanding that the French depart from the rich Ohio River valley, an area on the Virginia frontier claimed by both England and France |
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| a delegate from Pennsylvania, presented the Albany Plan of Union |
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| A declaration by the British king that drew an imaginary line along the Appalachian Mountains and closed all lands west of the line to settlement by British colonists |
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| A law that raised the duties on luxury items such as wine and silk that Britain sold to the colonies |
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| A lwa that required colonists to feed and shelter British troops stationed in the colonies |
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