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| Members of the French Protestant reformed Church |
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Passed by Henry 4th - Gave Huguenots many rights in a primarily Catholic nation.
Imp: Allowed for greater religious equality, Huguenots seen as more than heretics. |
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AKA Second Indian War (1688 - 1697)- Was the 1st of 6 France/Natives vs England/Natives wars.
Imp: First major French defeat in Americas. |
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AKA Third Indian War (1702 - 1713)- Second of 6 wars between France and England.
Imp: Horrendous defeat of French by English, led to French loss of control in America. |
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War between Britain and Spain (1739 - 1748). Named after a severed ear of Robert Jenkins. Ended with Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle.
Imp: First time British sent part of their army to colonies, British defeat. |
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Third war of 4 French/Indian wars, France + Natives vs British + Natives.
Imp: Caused hostility between colonies and motherlands, faled to fix any disputes. |
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| French and Indian War / Seven Years war |
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French/Indian War (Name in Colonies)= Seven Years War (Name in Europe)
Imp: Loss of French led to land being given to Britain/Spain, hostility between Britain and France for a long time. |
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Northern 7 colonies came together to discuss common colonial defense against French and better relations with natives.
Imp: Laid out the foundation for today's government. |
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War in 1763 by various Native tribes against British because of dissaticfaction with Postwar agreements. Led by Pontiac.
Imp: Forced british government to reconsider their postwar plans. |
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Issued by King George 3rd, forbade settlers from moving westward.
Imp: still important in Canadian boundaries today. |
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Ruler of France (1638 - 1715)
Imp: Led france in three major wars, had a very long reigning time. |
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"Father of new France"
Imp: Made first accurate map of Canadian coast, helped establish settlements. Allied with Native tribes opposing the Iroquois. |
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British Commander in the Colonies during the French and Indian war.
Imp: Remembered for dying in a conquest against French-dominated Ohio Country. |
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British Leader (1757 - 1758 Yrs of Service), led Britain in the 7 Year's war through great vocal skills.
Imp: Won many battles for the British in Europe. |
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British Training Officer, icon of victory for Britain after his death.
Imp: Defeated French in Battle of Quebec (1759) |
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Native tribe leader who led the Pontiac uprising against the British.
Imp: Led the tribes against the British which resulted in British rethinking their postwar plans. |
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