History Exam Flashcards

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what was the immediate cause of the outbreak of the French and Indian War?

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controll of the Ohio Valley where the Allegheny and Monogahela Rivers foin to form the Ohio River

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Vocab: Hiding behind trees and brush in order to ambush the enemy

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Guerrilla Warfare

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wrote the Albany Plan of Union

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Benjamin Franklin

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first attempt to unite the colonies by calling for the creation of a grand council consisting of representatives from all the colonies

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Albany Plan of Union

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French Strengths (2)

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Strong unified government; well trained army

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French Weaknesses (2)

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difficult to defend vast territory; sparsely populated

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Britain Strengths (2)

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support of the Iroquois; strongest navy in the world

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Britain Weaknesses (2)

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lack of unity in colonies; lack of central organization

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What was the first major British action?

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the attempt to capture Fort Dequesne

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Who won at Fort Dequesne

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French and Indians

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Who died at Fort Dequesne

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Edward Braddock

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Who changed the course of the war

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William Pitt

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Pitt turned BLANK weak defensive tactics in America into BLANK action

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Britain’s ; aggressive

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What was Fort Dequesne’s new name after the British took it/

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Fort Pitt

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Under whose command did the British besiege Quebec?

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James Wolfe

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Who ordered the French attack at the Battle of Quebec?

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Marquis de Montcalm

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What was the French and Indian War called in England

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7 years war

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BLANK surrendered all its claim to all territory east of the Mississippi River.

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France

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The BLANK captured Montreal.

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BLANK gained control of Canada and received Florida from BLANK.

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Britain ; Spain

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BLANK gave BLANK a large area west of the Mississippi Riv that was known as the Louisiana Territory

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France ; Spain

22
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Benjamin Franklin, List at least 3 accomplishments

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Invented Franklin stove, lightning rod, bifocals; Founding Father of USA; first post master general; electricity

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who opposed colonial expansion and formed alliances with other tribes (Ottawa Indian Chief)

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prohibited colonists from settling beyond the Appalachian Mountains in order to reduce conflict with the Indians; issued by George III

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Proclamation of 1763

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What act stated that certain products could be shipped only to England or to other English colonies?
The Navigation and Trade Acts
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What were mercantilist policies passed by Britain between 1651 and 1733 to control colonial trade
The Navigation and Trade Acts
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general search warrants giving customs officials the right to search for smuggled goods anywhere
writs of assistance
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which act placed taxes on imported goods such as sugar, molasses, and coffee
sugar act
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which act required colonial businessmen and sawyers to purchase special stamps and place them on items such as legal documents, newspapers, calendars, and playing cards
stamp act
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which law required colonies to house British troops in barracks, stables, taverns, and empty buildings and to provide some supplies
Quartering Act
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what became a rallying cry?
no taxation without representation
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taxes passed by Parliament on such items as glass, paper, lead, paint, and tea
townshend acts
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refusals to buy
boycotts
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how many people were killed at the Boston Massacre
5
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groups that provided written information in the form of letters about British threats to liberty
Committee of Correspondence
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what were the Intolerable Acts called in Britain
Coercive Acts
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what allowed French law to be used in some court cases in Quebec, extended Quebec's borders south to the Ohio River, and made Parliament recognized Roman Catholicism as the leading religion in Quebec
Quebec Act
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what were sessions that adopted a formal statement of protest (the Declaration of Rights and Grievances)
First Continental Congress
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Where did First Continental Congress meet
Philadelphia
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Who said Give me liberty or give me death
Patrick Henery
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who believed that citizens had the right to overthrow tyrants, or unjust leaders?
John Locke
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colonial militiamen who were ready to fight at a moment's notice
minutemen
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Why did the British march towards Lexington and Concord?
tho destroy weapons and to arrest Samuel Adams and John Hanncock
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number of people killed, wounded, captured, or missing
casualties
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Who suffered more than 300 casualties?
British
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Who suffered about 100 casualties
Colonists
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