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Bell Work  What was the Zenger Trial? How would that impact free speech in the colonies? (pg. 99-100) This Day in History: September 2, 1789- The U.S.

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1 Bell Work  What was the Zenger Trial? How would that impact free speech in the colonies? (pg. 99-100) This Day in History: September 2, 1789- The U.S. Department of Treasury is founded by Congress. September 2, 1945- Aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, Japan formally surrenders to the Allies, bringing an end to World War II. September 2, 1969- President Ho Chi Minh of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam dies of a heart attack in Hanoi. September 2, 1973- J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of the best-selling fantasy novelsThe Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

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3 British-French Rivalry  By the 1700s the British and French were competing for power in North America, particularly in the Ohio River Valley.  In 1754, the governor of Virginia sent a militia lead by George Washington to seize a French fort in western Pennsylvania.  Washington was forced to surrender and this became the start of the French and Indian War.

4  Norman Invasion of England, (1066)  Anglo-French War, (1109-1113)  Anglo-French War, (1116-1119)  Anglo-French War, (1123-1135)  Anglo-French War, (1159-1189)  Anglo-French War, (1202-1204)  Anglo-French War, (1213-1214)  Anglo-French War, (1242-1243)  Anglo-French War, (1294-1298)  Anglo-French War, (1300-1303)  The Hundred Years' War (1337-1453)  Anglo-French War, (1337-1360)  Anglo-French War, (1369-1373)  Anglo-French War, (1412-1420)  Anglo-French War, (1423-1453)  Anglo-French War, (1475)  Anglo-French War, (1488)  Anglo-French War, (1489-1492)  Anglo-French War, (1510-1513)  Anglo-French War, (1521-1526)  Anglo-French War, (1542-1546)  Anglo-French War, (1549-1550)  Anglo-French War, (1557-1560)  Anglo-French War, (1589-1593)  Anglo-French War, (1627-1628)  Anglo-French War, (1666-1667)  Anglo-French War, (1689-1697)  Anglo-French War, (1702-1712)  Anglo-French War, (1744-1748)  Anglo-French War, (1749-1754)  Anglo-French War, (1755-1763)  Anglo-French War, (1779-1783)  Wars of the French Revolution, (1792-1802)  Austro-Prussian Invasion of France, (1792)  War of the First Coalition, (1792-1798)  War of the Second Coalition, (1798-1801)

5 Native American Allies  Natives typically distrusted the British because of their hunger for land.  Most Indians sided with the French because the French were just interested in the fur trade.  The British tried to form an alliance with the Iroquois Confederacy to no avail. The Iroquois did promise to remain neutral.

6 The Albany Plan  In 1754 Ben Franklin proposed the Albany Plan to unify all of the 13 colonies under a centralized government. It was a failure, but it would later influence the Founding Fathers.

7 British Defeat the French  While the French enjoyed early victories, the British took over the war in 1757 when William Pitt became prime minister.  Pitt sent better trained troops to North America and promised to pay for the costs of the war with the intention of raising taxes following it.

8 Treaty of Paris, 1763  Ended the war  Britain received French Canada as well as France’s land east of the Mississippi River.  Britain received Florida from France’s ally Spain.  Spain acquired French lands west of the Mississippi River called Louisiana, as well as the port of New Orleans.

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10 Post War  The loss was a blow to Native Americans because the British began taking their land and raising the prices of their goods.  Chief Pontiac who lived near Detroit lead a war on the colonists beginning in 1763.  The Proclamation of 1763 forbade settlers from crossing the Appalachian Mountains to settle. They stationed 10,000 troops in North America to enforce this law.  The war hurt the British financially so they made plans to raise taxes.

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