FRENCH & INDIAN WAR Was 1763 a “Turning Point” for British-Colonial Relations?

Keynote Speech: "Is the French War and the Indian War a Turning Point of the British Colonial Relationship in 1763?" - Speech:

4 The war between France and India 1754 "Seven Years War" Britain and Prussia vs. North America, European France, Spain, Austria, Russia violent conflict 1 France colonies were asked to fight French in the influence of Europe Do you have many strengths?

6 What are the concerns of British, French, French, British in North America? France (Acadian / Kazan) went to Louisiana to attack the Ohio Valley, and the Canadian British general Bradc wanted to take a foot. Duquesne - Move is too late, colonial militia is not ready - Braddock's death - France / Indian victory

Britain was formed in March, responsible for bayonets. BR. The executives wanted to take responsibility for the colony. Prima donna Br. An official with a servant and a tea set. Exercise and strict discipline. Colonists should pay for their defense. Indian style guerrilla tactics. The Colonel Militia served under his captain. No Mill Observed Resist or agreed to resist tax increases. Casual, non pro. Battle method: Army organization: Military field: Finance: Attitude: British colonial tension colony

9 William Pitt will be the new leader in London 1757 Strategic change Understand the results of focusing on the colonial era in new strategies

Results of 10 Disputes Paris Treaty 1763 United Kingdom - Spain - Florida - France - France other than Canada - trade rights in the Caribbean - Indian interest - increased debt - for French colonies - Los Angeles, New Orleans, West Los Angeles. -SPAIN won in New Orleans TRANS-MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA

11 Positive influence on colonies - general enemies - negative factors of experience - British control - relations with Native Americans

12 Question / Solution Question Why do local people attack? Pontiac's Rebellion 1763 Solution 1 - Small POX 2 In Long Term - LoCamation Line 1763

The war between France and India, or the seven year war, represented a crucial turning point in British colonial relations. The Paris Convention of 1763 approved clear control over British maritime transport and maritime trade and sovereignty in most of the northeastern part of the Mississippi River including France and Canada. But sudden prices are accompanied by the result of complete victory. As the British government borrowed much from the UK and Dutch bankers to finance the war, the national debt almost doubled from £ 75 million in 1754 to £ 133 million in 1763. In order to solve this heavy responsibility, British officials turned to higher import duties on goods such as sugar and tobacco and high consumption tax (sales tax) on products such as salt, beer, alcohol, etc. . This taxation strategy often imposes a disproportionate burden on consumers. In addition, the government bureaucracy expanded to gather necessary income

There were only gray points between the war in France and India, the abolition of taxes, and the revolutionary war, but the declaration in 1763 had a great influence on the attitude of settlers to British. After the war in France and India and the Paris Convention, the declaration in 1763 was one of the earliest documents for managing colonies. The announcement merely stated that no further resolutions were allowed outside the Appalachian Mountains. For the settlers, this hit their confidence directly. Settlers interpreted the declaration as setting restricted area signs in the Ohio Valley and began war. The misunderstanding of the declaration is the key to the settler's view. Since the war in France and India, there are convincing settlers who can prove that actions, taxes, declarations have been used to suppress colonial growth and become more definitive in North America.