W.A.G.S. King William’s War Queen Ann’s War King George’s War

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W.A.G.S. King William’s War Queen Ann’s War King George’s War Seven Years War

War of the League of Ausberg 1688-1697 King William’s War 1689-1697

Causes A. King William III joined -League of Ausberg &Nerthlands Grand Alliance B. Goal =stop French aggression in Europe C. French & English colonists clash along the Hudson River

Results Stalemate

War of Spanish Succession 1701-1713 Queen Ann’s War 1702-1713

Causes A. Grand Alliance- Great Britain & Netherlands B. Goal - stop Spain & France from gaining too much power.

Results A. 1713- Peace of Utrecht 1. French ceded territories a. Acadia- Newfoundland b. Hudson Bay territory

War of Austrian Succession 1740-1748 King George’s War 1744-1748

Causes A. Spanish abuse of British merchant ships B. Jenkin’s ear

C. Commercial rivalry D. Boundary dispute in Spanish Florida

Results British Victory

Seven Years War 1756-1763 French & Indian War 1754-1763

Causes A. Control of Ohio River Valley B. Control of the Ohio River Valley = control of the American continent

Only one that started in America

Results A. British victory B. Ended France as a colonial power in North America