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| Gave Huguenots (French protestants) freedom of religion in France |
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| First permanent French settlement |
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| The government of New France (Canada) was controlled by this person |
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| Means "runners of the woods". These men came here alone and often lived among the Indians. They were fur trappers |
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| Person who founded Detroit, "City of straits" |
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| England's policy of deliberately failing to enfore her laws on her colonies |
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| Another name for the French & Indian War |
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| Was the area in which the French & Indian War was fought for |
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| Date of the French & Indian War |
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| French, Indians (Algonquin) VS. English, Americans, Indians (Iroquois) |
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| Opponents in the French & Indian War |
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| French Fort that ad previously been captured by the colnies in an earlier war |
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| French Fort that ad previously been captured by the colnies in an earlier war |
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| Went with some Virginians to the Ohio Valley to claim land. Began the French & Indian War |
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| Fort-like structure G.W. had to build to protest his men from the French. Unsuccessful. |
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| Area onced known as Acadia, and was owned by the British during the French & Indian War |
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| French-speaking people in Nova Scotia |
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1. To make sure that the Iroquois remained on our side
2. To unite the colonies in defense against the French |
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| Two main purposes for the Albany Congress |
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| Leading spirit of the Albany Congress |
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| A nickname for the old, incompetent general during the beginning of the French & Indian War |
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| Became the new prime minister of England and when this happened, England started winning the French & Indian War |
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| "Organizer of Victory" and the "Great Commoner" |
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| Two nicknames given to William Pitt |
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| Commander of the British troops, sent by Pitt to capture Quebec |
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| Ended the French & Indian War |
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| Indian uprising led by Chief Pontiac in 1763 |
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| Issued by the English and prohibited settlement beyond the Appalcachian Mountains |
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1. distance
2. geographic barriers
3. religion
4. language
5. government
6. boundary disputes |
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| Six factors that caused disunity among the colonies |
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1. Fort Louisbourg
2. Fort Duquesne
3. Quebec
4. Montreal |
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| Four major battles in the French & Indian War |
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