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| 1634 responsible for colonial adminstration, tried to reassert control over the colonies, but lost its power after restoration |
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| Made by Charles II gold and silver fixed, one nation gain wealthy by the expense of anothr |
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1651 goods imported by english ships with english crew 1660 3/4 english and enumarated products to England only 1663 all ships dock in england 1673 pay a tax for it |
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| 1675 by Charles II to enforce the Naviagation acts and mercantile |
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| Created by James II Edmound Andros, the leader, where they went against laws preset by the General Courts |
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| Leader of the Dominion, went against preset laws of General Courts by levied taxes, suprpressing town gov, enforcing trade laws, took over Puritan churches for Anglican worship. |
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| Two Treatises on Government |
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| 1690 John Locke refused divine right of kings, gave rights to life, liberty, and property. And with ruler with violent rights can be overthrown |
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| Lords Commuissioner of Trade and Plantations |
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| 1696 William III to enforce the Navigation Acts with inclusions of 1696 |
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All voted in with a stake in soceity (land) controlled vote and tax, initiate legislation |
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| Veto over assemblies, ex:generals and militia, jud: court, Leg: when to assemble |
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Death of Sassamon, 3 Wampanoags were killed at Plymouth (started it) 1678 eventually ended, and had to submit to colonial |
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Berkely Va gov 1641 granted his friends land and pused out others which led to Indian wars. Started when his overseer was killed 1676 total war against Indians, burned Jamestown but died a month later Opened up land and 1677 tiny reservations |
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VA governor in 1641 where he let his friends get all the land, while pushing the Indians on colonial territory, causing war. After Bacons Rebellion he regained control, hung people , but recalled back to England |
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Why did Spanish territories fail? |
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| No gold, didn't value market economy instead in missions and forts, outdated mercantilism, religious and military control |
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1754 VA wanted to trade with Ohio river valley but the French interfered George Wash set out, the French refused, so they wanted to build a fort but the French made Fort Duquencse before them. So they attacked a detachment which happnened to be just peacful people Retreated to Fort Necessity, where French attacked them July 3 1754 Board of Trade to halt French ships from coming in which failed, but made all those in Nova Scotia leave |
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| Merge from Indian war to Seven Years war |
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Cut off French reinforcement, Brits winning some battles 1759 decisive Quebec battle, James Wolfe traveled around Quebec and attacked Montclams army Spain entered war in 1761 but taken down in Havana and Philippines 1763 Surrender |
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| 1759 Decisive battle in Quebec sneaked up behind Montaclams army and attacked, but died in battle |
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| 1763 took all of Frances possesions east of MI (cept New Orleans)took Spanish FL, Indians distraught over lost land and cut off their trade, Spain received Lousiana |
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| The english wanted to compensate by trading with them again, but Pontaic stressed they had land that shouldn't be in their possesion. |
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| Biological warfare, by giving the Indians infected blankets |
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