American Pageant Chapter 6 APUSH Review (Period 3)
England’s Colonial Rivals
French: Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec in 1608
Motives for Colonization:
Fur trading economy
Catholic Jesuit missionaries
Dutch settlement taken over
Spanish settlement: sparsely populated in North America
Differences between French, Dutch, & Spanish vs. British colonies
Fewer European settlers
Trade alliances with American Indians (especially fur to be exported to Europe)
Intermarriage was much more common
Colonial Wars
3 colonial wars occurred
King Williams War (1689-1697)
Queen Anne's War (1702-1713)
King George's War (1744-1748)
At stake: Control of West Indies, North America (13 colonies and Canada)
First 3 wars were mainly fought in Europe
Salutary Neglect
Colonists looking for new land headed west across the Appalachian mountains (further from British coloníal control) and into territory claimed by France.
War Starts: Ohio Valley
The war begins one of Virginia by the name of George Washington's fight against the French and their Native American allies.
French and Indian War
The war lasted from 1754 to 1763, and will have a dramatic impact on the relationship between the colonies and England.
Albany Plan
The British wanted to coordinate the war effort & colonial defense
Representatives from 7 colonies meet in Albany, New York in 1754
Main purpose was to get the powerful neutral Iroquois to join the British
Ben Franklin developed the Albany Plan of Union to help coordinate troops and collect taxes (promote colonial unityi)
Colonial jealousy and tradition of not working together led to the plan being rejected
Established a precedent for later meetings and cooperation
Treaty of Paris 1763
England games, French land from Canada to Florida, and the Appalachians to the Mississippi River.
England gained Florida from Spain.
Big Idea
Salutary neglect will come to an end following the French and Indian War in 1763.
1763 is a turning point in the relationship between the colonies and England.
Changes: England emerges from the war with massive debt, which leads to taxes
Pontiacs Rebellion - 1763
Pontiac (Ottawa Chief) forged a western confederation and rebelled against colonists encroaching on their land
Paxton Boys: Western Pennsylvania Scots Irish settlers attacked random Native people
British have to send additional troops to stop the rebellion.
Led to the British passing the…
Proclamation Act of 1763
Prohibited colonists from moving west of the Appalachian mountains
Colonists were angry and openly defied the British policy
British vs. Colonists Views
British View | Colonists View |
---|---|
Disappointed in colonial military contributions. | Felt they had contributed to the defense of the colonies in all 4 of the wars |
Unable and unwilling to defend themselves on the frontier. | Wanted to access to the new frontier land and British policies were violating their liberties |
War started in North America and outcome benefited the colonists so they should help pay for it. | |
Began to assume direct control over the colonies |
American Pageant Chapter 6 APUSH Review (Period 3)
England’s Colonial Rivals
French: Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec in 1608
Motives for Colonization:
Fur trading economy
Catholic Jesuit missionaries
Dutch settlement taken over
Spanish settlement: sparsely populated in North America
Differences between French, Dutch, & Spanish vs. British colonies
Fewer European settlers
Trade alliances with American Indians (especially fur to be exported to Europe)
Intermarriage was much more common
Colonial Wars
3 colonial wars occurred
King Williams War (1689-1697)
Queen Anne's War (1702-1713)
King George's War (1744-1748)
At stake: Control of West Indies, North America (13 colonies and Canada)
First 3 wars were mainly fought in Europe
Salutary Neglect
Colonists looking for new land headed west across the Appalachian mountains (further from British coloníal control) and into territory claimed by France.
War Starts: Ohio Valley
The war begins one of Virginia by the name of George Washington's fight against the French and their Native American allies.
French and Indian War
The war lasted from 1754 to 1763, and will have a dramatic impact on the relationship between the colonies and England.
Albany Plan
The British wanted to coordinate the war effort & colonial defense
Representatives from 7 colonies meet in Albany, New York in 1754
Main purpose was to get the powerful neutral Iroquois to join the British
Ben Franklin developed the Albany Plan of Union to help coordinate troops and collect taxes (promote colonial unityi)
Colonial jealousy and tradition of not working together led to the plan being rejected
Established a precedent for later meetings and cooperation
Treaty of Paris 1763
England games, French land from Canada to Florida, and the Appalachians to the Mississippi River.
England gained Florida from Spain.
Big Idea
Salutary neglect will come to an end following the French and Indian War in 1763.
1763 is a turning point in the relationship between the colonies and England.
Changes: England emerges from the war with massive debt, which leads to taxes
Pontiacs Rebellion - 1763
Pontiac (Ottawa Chief) forged a western confederation and rebelled against colonists encroaching on their land
Paxton Boys: Western Pennsylvania Scots Irish settlers attacked random Native people
British have to send additional troops to stop the rebellion.
Led to the British passing the…
Proclamation Act of 1763
Prohibited colonists from moving west of the Appalachian mountains
Colonists were angry and openly defied the British policy
British vs. Colonists Views
British View | Colonists View |
---|---|
Disappointed in colonial military contributions. | Felt they had contributed to the defense of the colonies in all 4 of the wars |
Unable and unwilling to defend themselves on the frontier. | Wanted to access to the new frontier land and British policies were violating their liberties |
War started in North America and outcome benefited the colonists so they should help pay for it. | |
Began to assume direct control over the colonies |