Milestones: 1750–1775

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Colonial diplomacy focused on two issues: balance of power in Europe and occupation of Indian land by colonialists.

Competition between Europe, especially France and the United Kingdom, often affects the development of its North American colonies. In order to increase its political and economic strength, the UK and France compete to obtain better market share. Land and management of new trading opportunities provided by the colony

At the same time, the European colonial government sought ways to coexist with the original North American residents. And often we allied an alliance with several tribes and alienated other tribes. Sometimes, as in the war between France and India (known as the seven year war in Europe), the political power of Europe's equilibrium brought colonial conflict. French and British broke out among American colonies as the war in Europe became more intense. Both sides asked Indian allies to support them, strengthening the tension among the tribes and the tension between the tribe and settlers. After all, the British government thought that it was necessary to increase troops and resources to protect their property in the Americas and to tax the settlers for these resources. These taxes eventually became the slogan of the independence movement of the United States.

The colonial fashion of the European countries and the Americas from 1750 to 1775 was characterized by the richer, more sophisticated and refined clothing design, loved by the trend of Rococo art at the time. The styles of France and Britain are very different from each other. The French style is defined by elegant coat costumes that are colorful and richly decorated and worn by iconic fashion enthusiasts like Marie Antoinette. After reaching the maximum size in the 1750's, the size of the hoop skirt began to shrink, but still replaced with side hoops and skirts, wearing the most formal dress. Hair style is also refined as well, and tall headwear is unique in the 1770's. For men, the vest and bleach of the past decades are still very fashionable.

The general fashion of 1750-1775 was a gown of Röneck (commonly known as a robe) worn on petticoat. Most dresses have a skirt open in front to show the petticoat being worn underneath. If the dress's bodice is open on the front, the opening is filled with a decorative tube top attached to the lobe on the cord or the lower post. Perfect fit sleeves that just passed through elbows are trimmed with frill or ruffle. In contemporary terms it is called another lower body of knit, lace, or linen and is nailed inside the sleeve of the dress. You can push cloth or race frills into neckline, or neck scarf called "fichu" into low neckline. Women sometimes wear scarves and more formal small items, especially low cut dress.

The quarter century from 1750 to 1775 (Week; Merritt; Breen; Brastingham; Savel, Waldstreichau; Valku; Marin). My objective is not to point out the birth of the American people - my aim is to follow that gradual rise - these scholars emphasize the fact that North American settlers regard themselves as processes To do. A member of the United States. Although scholars agree to define the identities of different countries and countries, most people think that the state is a psychological structure (Hroch; Zelinsky; Savelle; Anderson; Gellner)