The 7 Years War 13 Tina. Intro First global war Different names – French and Indian War – Third Silesian War – The Seven Years War France, Russia, Saxony,

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The 7 Years War 13 Tina

Intro First global war Different names – French and Indian War – Third Silesian War – The Seven Years War France, Russia, Saxony, Sweden, Austria v.s Great Britain, Prussia, Hanover Domination of North America & India (Britain & France) Hostility between Prussia & Austria The control of the Ohio Valley (Britiain v.s. France) The Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748) – Austria lost Silesia

Timeline – Britain + Prussia – France + Austria French attacked Minorca ~10 Prussia invaded Saxony 1757 French occupy Hanover – Defeat the duke of Cumberland – Sign the Convention of Kolester-Zeven Austria declared war on Prussia Battle of Prague (Bohemia) Battle at Kolin – Forced to retreat out of Bohemia Battle of Plassey – India v.s. France

1757 Russia invaded East Prussia Battle of Rossbach (Saxony) Battle of Leuthen (Silesia) 1758 British conquest Louisbourg Battle at Crefeld – British + Hanoverian v.s Franco-Austrian Battle at Zorndorg – Avoid the invasion of Brandenburg Battle at Hochkirck Battle at Kunersdorf Battle at Maxen 1759 British conquest Guadeloupe

Battle of Minden – British + Hanoverian v.s French ~17 Battle of Lagos off Porutgal British capture Quebec Battle of Quiberon Bay (Brittnay) 1760 British conquest Montreal Battle of Wandiwash Battle at Torgau British captured Pondicherry Germans defeated the French at Villinghause

Turning Points Death of George II – George III became the King – End alliance between Britain and Prussia Death of Tsarina Elizabeth ( ) – Tsar Peter III became the king – End war between Prussia and Russia – Treaty of St. Petersburg ( ) So… became the war between British and Prussia

1762 Prussia v.s Austria – At Burkersdorf (7.21) – At Reichenbach (8.16) 1762 British conquest Martinique 1762 Britain captured Havana & Manila Treaty of Fontainebleau Treaty of Paris – Restore Cuba and Phlilippines to Spain – Retain conquests from the French, Cananda, America, India – Peace between Britain and France Treaty of Hubertusburg – peace between Austria and Prussia and Saxony – Silesia (Prussia)

Results Britain – Greatest colonial power – Receive Spanish Florida, Upper Canada, French overseas territory – Return Havana to Spain France – Expelled from Canada – Gave Louisiana to Spain Prussia – Gain Siliesa – Power on the Continent – Dominant force inside Germany – Reduce the power in Holy Roman and Austria

Effects Increase Taxes American Revolutionary War French Revolution

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