The French&Indian War
Who were the countries in conflict during the French and Indian War?
The French and Indian war was a conflict between Great Britain and France
What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?
Prohibited colonists from settling on lands aquired from French during war.
What was Republican Motherhood
called for educating women (revolutionary at this time)
Why was there a rise in Mercantilism?
allowed colonizers to gain revenue from trade with other countries w different resources
What did the Federalists believe
wanted a stronger central gov
Who did most Native Americans ally with and why?
They allied with the French because they did not care to displace Native Americans as much as GB did.
What did the Sugar Act do?
placed duties on foreign sugar and certain luxuries.
What caused the 2nd Great Awakening
was a reaction to growth of science and rationalism.
What was a cause of the rise of mercantilism
Triangular Trade
What did the Anti-Federalists believe
What was the F&I conflict over?
Conflict between France and GB over territorial claims and religious differences.
What did the Townshend Acts do?
enacted new duties on tea, glass and paper to pay crown officials in the colonies
What did the 2nd GA inspire
the rise of evangelicalism
What were the three parts of the triangular trade
Europe, W Africa and New World
Federalist position on constitution?
supported ratification
What treaty ended the war?
The treaty of Paris of 1763 ended the war.
What was the cause of GB's acts in the colonies that angered colonists?
The Declaration of Independance
How was the 2nd GA different from the 1st
The 1st was in Britain and focused on already members of the church, while 2nd was in the US.
impact of triangular trade
provided Americans with the manufactured tools and weapons from Europe to conquer and settle North America.
Anti-Federalist position on constitution?
opposed ratification
What were some effects of GB's win in this war?
Challenged the autonomy of Native Americans, and gave GB unchallenged supremacy among Europeans in America
What treaty ended the American Revolution
The Treaty of Paris, which meant GB recognized the colonies as independant
cooking and nursing for militia
What were the major things that were traded?
raw materials, manufactured goods, and slaves
What ended the debate of the constitution?
The bill of rights