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| French Protestants that were granted toleration but weren't aloud to settle in New France |
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| 1598 gave limited toleration to French Protestants; allowed France to become united |
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| French beaver fur trappers direct translation is Runners of the woods. |
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| King William's War and Queen Anne's War |
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| 1689-1697; 1702-1713- pitted British colonists French fur trappers |
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| 1739 broke out Britain and Spainards |
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| War of Jenkins' Ear merged this war |
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| Lived in present day Nova Scotia uprooted when land was taken by British in 1713 left for Louisiana. |
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| Colonists from all countries were against each other with Indians as rivals and allies. Britain became the dominant power. |
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| Inter-colonial congress summoned by British in 1759 in New York its purpose was to keep Indian loyalty establish colonial unity and defense. |
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| In 1759 one of the most significant engagements in British and American History |
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| Ottawa Chief Pontiac led several Indian tribes aided by a handful of French traders in a violent campaign to drive the British out of Ohio Country |
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| Prohibited settlement in the area beyond the Appalachians in order to work out the Indian problem |
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