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A final war hdeciding if the French or English would control the northern and eastern parts of North America. (1754-1763) |
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-- First formal proposal to unite the colonies
-- Suggested by Benjamin Franklin
-- Colonies band together for defense |
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-- Lead two regiments toward Fort Duquense
-- Died with 1000 others
-- 1775 |
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-- Brittian's secretary of state
-- Sent troops and money
-- Started to win
-- 1757 |
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-- French fort
-- Braddock killed trying to attack it
-- Renamed to Fort Pitt |
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-- George Washington's fort
-- Attacked in 1754 by french
-- Troops allowed to march back
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One of the best known preachers in the great awakening |
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-- Preached to many
-- Started orphanage with raised funds |
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-- Fort Necessity
-- With Braddock on Fort Duquesne fail
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-- Turning point of war
-- Wolf and Montcalm died
-- Path found by scout after 2 months |
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-- Britain got all on N. America east of Mississippi R.
-- France rewarded Spain with Lousisiana+French land west of missisippi r.
-- Britian traded Spain Cuba and Pilippines in exchange for Florida
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-- British Refused to give NA's supplies unlike French
-- Ruined almost all forts west of appalatians
-- small pox
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-- Spurred by Pontiac's Rebellion
-- No settling west of Appalatians
-- Angered colonists
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