APUSH Unit 3 Quiz Flashcards
King Willian’s wars
War fought between French trappers, British settlers, and their Indian alleys.
Queen Anne’s wars
Conflict between European powers for control of NA, between French and British colonists in north, English and Spanish in Florida
King Philips war
Series of assaults by Metacom on English settlements. Slowed westward migration
Albany congress
Inter colonial, fostered grater eater unity and assure Iroquois support in the war against France
Proclamation of 1764
After pontiac’s rebellion, prohibited settlement in the west. Contributed to rising resentment between British rule in America
Pontiac’s rebellion
By Pontiac to drive British out of Ohio country. Brutally crushed by Britain, who distributed blankets infected with smallpox
Republicanism
Representative government based on popular sovereignty with liberty and civic virtue.
Mercantilism
Trade, colonies, and the accumulation of wealth as basis for country’s power
Sugar act
First tax on colonists by Britain, and lowered after widespread protests
Quartering act
Required colonists to provide food and quarters for troops. Colonists thought encroachment of their rights
Stamp tax
Taxed an array of paper goods, repealed after protest. From this tax colonists developed no taxation without representation
No importation agreements
Boycotts against British goods, in response to stamp act
Townsend acts
Indirect tax on various things, which was used to pay colonial governors no longer paid directly by colonial assemblies
Committees of correspondence
Established across the colonies to maintain opposition to British policies through the exchange of letters and mail
First continental congress
Convened in Philadelphia to respond to intolerable acts. Called for a complete boycott of British goods