Colonial Life
Laws and Stuff
French and Indian War
Big Names
Causes and Effects
100

was able to vote

white men who owned property

100

directed the flow of goods and trade between colonies and England

Navigation Acts

100

to unify the colonies before the war began this union was suggested

Albany Plan of Union

100

Colonies directly ruled by the crown.

Royal colonies

100

causes of French and Indian war

fur trading, territory battles, larger battle for wealth and power

200

what percentage of men were literate during this time period

85%

200

officially end the French and Indian war

Treaty of Paris 1763

200

battle that represents a turning point in the war

Battle of Quebec

200

helped transform the war effort by making sure the British have men and money

William Pitt

200

effects of German immigrants in middle colonies

colonies were unusually open to diversity and tolerance

300

describe education during this time period

focused on literacy, very religious, widowed women or unmarried women could teach, used objects like hornbooks

300

instated by the British and drew a line that English colonists could not settle past

Proclamation of 1763

300

General Braddock's death

ambushed outside For Duquense

300

pioneer, statesman, inventor, political leader

Ben Franklin

300

2 Effects of the Great Awakening

New religious groups, emphasis on education, all people considered equal, individuals feel like they have the power to challenge authority 

400

had poor farming, larger families, and industries such as shipbuilding and fishing

NE colonies

400

although not the largest group, controlled status and power in the South

plantation owners

400

inhumane effect of growing tobacco and rice in the southern colonies

slave trade expands