Seven Years' War
The Seven Years’ War ended in this year.
What is 1763?
This Chickasaw leader kept his nation out of the Revolutionary War by maintaining neutrality between Britain and Spain.
Who is Payamataha?
These 3 major European powers occupied North American colonies.
What are Spain, Britain, and France?
This writer published Homegoing, a novel that features multi-generational perspectives of the Atlantic Slave Trade.
Who is Yaa Gyasi?
During the American Revolution, this country tried to recruit Creek and Chickasaw warriors to fight against the American rebels.
These two European powers were the main rivals fighting for control of territory in North America during the Seven Years’ War.
What are Britain and France?
This is Armand Broussard's original home.
What is Acadia?
This war changed imperial control of the Gulf Coast, where Britain gained Florida and Spain gained Louisiana.
What is the Seven Years' War?
This fort--a key port for the Atlantic Slave Trade--is located in present-day Ghana.
What is Cape Coast Castle?
Payamataha used this strategy to protect the Chickasaws, maintaining friendship with Britain while staying out of the fighting.
What is neutrality?
This 1763 agreement officially ended the Seven Years’ War between Britain and France.
What is the Treaty of Paris?
Alex McGillivray shares these two cultural backgrounds.
What are Scottish and Creek?
This imperial power gained Florida after the Seven Years' War.
What is Britain?
This number of West Africans were enslaved and trafficked to the New World (North, Central, South America, and the Caribbean) between 1525-1866.
What is 12.5 million West Africans?
The Creeks wanted Britain to enforce this 1763 royal order to keep colonists from settling on Native lands.
What is the Proclamation of 1763?
After the war, Britain created these two new colonies from territory acquired from Spain and France along the Gulf Coast.
What are East Florida and West Florida?
Petit Jean's everyday job.
What is a cattle driver?
This is what the imperial powers seek to gain, in order to control trade routes, secure their subjects' homesteads, and expand agricultural production.
What is land and/or territory?
This number of West Africans were trafficked to North America. The remainder of the 12.5 million were sent to Caribbean, and Central and South America.
This term describes the Creek practice of tracing family descent through the mother’s side.
What is matrilineality? (Matriarchy is okay).
This British proclamation restricted colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.
What is the Proclamation of 1763?
James Bruce received this amount of acres in West Florida for his British military service.
What is 4,000 acres?
This region was most desirable because of its access to trade routes and good farming land.
What is the Gulf Coast?
In this year, Thomas Jefferson signed the Act to Prohibit the Importation of Slaves, banning the import of enslaved Africans in North America and dramatically curtailing U.S. participation in the international slave trade. The illegal smuggling of enslaved people, however, continued in the Deep South.
What is 1808?
In 1777, warriors from this Creek town planned to kill British agents David Taitt and Alexander Cameron, but McGillivray persuaded them to turn back.
What is Okfuskee?