History Final Flashcards
How many years ago was Dinwiddie’s letter written?
260 years ago
What was Dinwiddie (and the French king) requiring?
What does that mean?
Durable peace and departure
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Leave without conflict
How did Saint-Pierre treat G. Washington?
With respect
How was the French Reply singed at the end?
Why?
“Very humble”
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To show respect
How long was the trip taken by G. Washington to get to Fort LeBoueff?
1 in a half months
What did Ben. Franklin learn from the Iroquois?
About the Government
What was Ben. Franklins true obsession
Working with electricity
How did Ben. Franklin almost kill himself
Trying to electrocute a turkey
What did Ben. Franklin do with the colonial postal system
Made it more efficient
What book did Ben. Franklin publish
Poor Richards almanac
How many British soldiers were killed and wounded in “Braddock”
500 killed & 500 wounded
How many French and Indians died in “The Braddock Expedition”
528
How many men were in Braddocks army
2,100 men
Where did Braddock first cross the Mon. River at ?
McKeesport- Duquesne Bridge
Where did Braddock cross the Mon. River the second time?
Kennywood Park
Where was Braddock buried? (Trek To Fort Duquesne)
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Why?
In here middle of the road
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To prevent the Indians from desecrating his corpse
What did the French do to Fort Duquesne
Blew it up
What fort did the British eventually build at the forks of Ohio ?
Fort Pitt
What happened to Fort Pitt in 1763
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Why
It was placed under attack
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The peace treaty ended
Explain the Sugar Act
Year:
- 1764
- taxed molasses,wine,liquor,syrup,ect
- made people mad
Explain the Stamp Act
Year:
- 1765
- taxed wills,diplomas,marriage papers, newspaper, birth certificate (legal papers)
- paid for extra troops on the imaginary line
Explain the Townshend Acts
Year:
- 1767
- taxed glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea
- taxes were low, but colonists still objected
Explain the Quartering Act
Year:
- 1767
- had to provide housing, candles, bedding, soldiers, and beating
Explain the Tea Act
Year:
- 1773
- still protested
- tea cut off the trade