Part 4 - New France in the First Half of the 18th Century Flashcards

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Why were France and England enemies?

A

They both wanted control over the fur trade and to expand their territory in North America

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How many wars did France and English fish against each other? Who had to participate in these wars?

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4 wars

The colonies had to participate

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Who formed an alliance and declared war against France? Why? Where did the conflict extend to?

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Several European states including England allied to end the conquests of Louis XIV. The conflict extended to North America

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When was the War of Spanish Succession? What was major European conflict about?

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1701-1713

There was major conflict about the succession of the Spanish throne

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What did England fear would dominate Europe? So who did England ally with?

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A France-Spain alliance. England allied with Holland, Austria and Portugal

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Who tried to invade New France in the war of Spanish succession?

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Soldiers from the 13 colonies

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What was signed to end the war of Spanish succession and when was it signed?

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In 1713, the Treaty of Utrecht was signed to end the war

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8
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Who won the war of Spanish succession?

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The English

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What was agreed upon in the Treaty of Utrecht?

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France had to give up territories in North America, Newfoundland but they retained some fishing rights, Hudson’s Bay Company territory’s and the Acadian colony of Nova Scotia

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What did French get from the Treaty of Utrecht?

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Ils Saint Jean, Saint Pierre and Miquelon and Île Royale where they hunt the fortress of Louisbourg

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When was the Seven Year War? Who won?

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1756-1763

English won

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What happened during the seven Year War in 1754?

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Confrontations began between the British and the French in the Ohio Valley and in Acadia

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What happened during the seven Year War in 1756?

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Conflict spread to Europe, West Indies and Asia

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When did France and Britain contest land in Ohio Valley?

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1754

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13
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Who won Ohio Valley?

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The French won and the British surrendered

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14
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Why did the British decide to deport the Acadians?

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1) they worried that they would support the French military
2) they wanted to promote British immigration to the colony of Nova Scotia by offering fertile lands belonging to Acadians

15
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What happened to Louisbourg in 1758?

A

The French was forced to surrender the fortress of Louisbourg to the British

16
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What did the British gain from the capture of Louisbourg?

A

The British now gained control of access to the St. Lawrence river and took control of fishing in the area

17
Q

What happened to Quebec City in 1759?

A

James Wolfe and British troops laid seige to Quebec but they lost the battle

18
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What happened in 1759?

A

The battle of the plains of Abraham

19
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What happened during the battle of the plains of Abraham?

A

Both sides suffered losses but British won the battle. The. city of Quebec surrendered and the British took possession of Quebec City

20
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What happened during the battle of Saint foye?

A

The French returned to try and recapture Quebec. The French won the battle but were unable to recapture the city of Quebec because the British troops had retreated back to the city. Britain got supplies first so the French surrendered