Huguenots-
Were late French Protestants who battled against the Roman Catholics during the New World and were given religious tolerance from the Edict of Nantes
The dove in the star was the Huguenot's Catholic symbol.
Were late French Protestants who battled against the Roman Catholics during the New World and were given religious tolerance from the Edict of Nantes
The dove in the star was the Huguenot's Catholic symbol.
EDICT OF NANTES
Was proposed by King Louis IIV for New Era in 1598, limited religious toleration and freedom for the Huguenots.
The document granted religious toleration and freedom towards the French.
Was proposed by King Louis IIV for New Era in 1598, limited religious toleration and freedom for the Huguenots.
The document granted religious toleration and freedom towards the French.
Coureurs de Bois-
The French’s most valuable source, the beaver ran plentiful and where caught by fur trappers to make and sell pelts.
The fur trappers captured many beavers to skin to sell and trade their pelts for goods.
The French’s most valuable source, the beaver ran plentiful and where caught by fur trappers to make and sell pelts.
The fur trappers captured many beavers to skin to sell and trade their pelts for goods.
Voyageurs-
French fur traders who sailed long distances to Europe to trade and sell beaver pelts.
French voyageurs sailing to other trading posts to trade/exchange their beaver pelts
French fur traders who sailed long distances to Europe to trade and sell beaver pelts.
French voyageurs sailing to other trading posts to trade/exchange their beaver pelts
King William’s War-
The battle between British Colonists and French coureurs de bois, to recruit Indians and was the most largest war of the League of Augsburg in Europe in 1689-1697.
At battleground, between the Britiish and Indians
The battle between British Colonists and French coureurs de bois, to recruit Indians and was the most largest war of the League of Augsburg in Europe in 1689-1697.
At battleground, between the Britiish and Indians
Queen Anne’s War-
Similar to the war of King William’s, the British won against the French colonists of North America, and received Nova Scotia and the Hudson Bay.
The British and French colonist fought against each other, resulting with the British winning.
Similar to the war of King William’s, the British won against the French colonists of North America, and received Nova Scotia and the Hudson Bay.
The British and French colonist fought against each other, resulting with the British winning.
War of Jenkins’s Ear-
The war broke out in 1739, between the British and Spaniards on the Caribbean Sea fighting for the colony of Georgia, which was defended by George Oglethorpe.
The British and Spaniards fought against each other for the the Buffer colony, Georgia.
The war broke out in 1739, between the British and Spaniards on the Caribbean Sea fighting for the colony of Georgia, which was defended by George Oglethorpe.
The British and Spaniards fought against each other for the the Buffer colony, Georgia.
Acadians-
Were French residents of Nova Scotia who sided with the British in 1755 and lived in Louisiana where their descendants were known as “Cajuns”
The Acadians settled and reached Louisiana to stay there.
Were French residents of Nova Scotia who sided with the British in 1755 and lived in Louisiana where their descendants were known as “Cajuns”
The Acadians settled and reached Louisiana to stay there.
French and Indian War- (Seven Years’ War)
The fourth struggle that began in America and fought in, it started by George Washington in the Ohio Valley in 1754 which became known as the Seven Years’ War, with having the Indian’s siding with America against the British.
The battle between the British colonists and French in North America, in the image, the British were attacking the French.
The fourth struggle that began in America and fought in, it started by George Washington in the Ohio Valley in 1754 which became known as the Seven Years’ War, with having the Indian’s siding with America against the British.
The battle between the British colonists and French in North America, in the image, the British were attacking the French.
Albany Congress-
The British called the Congress in Albany, New York in 1754. The Albany Congress achieved stronger colonial unity and boosted the common defense against France.
The Albany Congress proposed for the Iroquois to remain on British's side.
The British called the Congress in Albany, New York in 1754. The Albany Congress achieved stronger colonial unity and boosted the common defense against France.
The Albany Congress proposed for the Iroquois to remain on British's side.
Regulars-
Were British trained professional soldiers during the French and Indian War that kept low trained colonial affairs by the seaboard elite.
The regulars at a training camp.
Were British trained professional soldiers during the French and Indian War that kept low trained colonial affairs by the seaboard elite.
The regulars at a training camp.
Battle of Quebec-
The battle resulted in a British victory over French forces on the outskirts of Quebec, which they surrendered, that marked the end of French rule in North America
The British fighting the French colonists in 1759.
The battle resulted in a British victory over French forces on the outskirts of Quebec, which they surrendered, that marked the end of French rule in North America
The British fighting the French colonists in 1759.
Pontiac’s uprising-
A bloody protest led by Ottawa Chief Pontiac to run the British out of the Ohio region.
The British troops crushed the Indians by infecting them with small-pox.
The Indians were closing in to attack the British troops.
A bloody protest led by Ottawa Chief Pontiac to run the British out of the Ohio region.
The British troops crushed the Indians by infecting them with small-pox.
The Indians were closing in to attack the British troops.
Proclamation of 1763-
Was proposed by the Parliament in response to Pontiac’s uprising, which prohibited settlement beyond the Appalachian Mountains
The dotted border line on the map, shows that no settlement can be made after the Appalachian Mountains.
Was proposed by the Parliament in response to Pontiac’s uprising, which prohibited settlement beyond the Appalachian Mountains
The dotted border line on the map, shows that no settlement can be made after the Appalachian Mountains.