CH. 6 The Duel for North America. France in the New World 1608 – Quebec New France (Canada)  Controlled important waterways  Great Lakes & Mississippi.

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CH. 6 The Duel for North America

France in the New World 1608 – Quebec New France (Canada)  Controlled important waterways  Great Lakes & Mississippi River Louisiana  New Orleans & the Gulf of Mexico  Efforts to block Spain

Early conflicts btwn British and French King William’s War ( )  Frontier raids Queen Anne’s War ( )  To prevent the possible union of France and Spain King George’s War ( )  Britain vs. France and Spain

The French and Indian War Begins in N. America ( ) Disputes over the Ohio Valley  Fort Duquesne  George Washington  Fort Necessity Fighting occurs in colonies and Canada Colonists fail to provide a united war effort Known as the Seven Year’s War in Europe  William Pitt The Last of the MohicansFrench & Indian War

The Treaty of Paris England – major colonial power  Acquired French territory in N. America  Also Spanish Florida  French territory west of the Mississippi - New Spain  Began domination of India  British East India Company

Consequences War debt Tighter British control  What happened to salutary neglect?  b/c of larger territory = needed new tax revenue  Direct taxation of colonies Pontiacs Rebellion Proclamation of 1763