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Chapter
VI: The Duel for North America
REVISED
- Who was most important to the success of New France: Cartier, Champlain,
or LaSalle? Explain.
- Contrast New France with New England. What were the most important
differences between the two?
- The rendezvous is set for St. Genevieve in March of 1744. Describe
whom you see there, what their business is, and why it is so important
for New France?
- For what reasons did the French established the fortified post of
New Orleans?
- What effect did European wars such as "Austrian Succession"
Have on the American frontier?
- Why might a "perturbed Acadian" be referred to as a "raging'
Cajun" under special circumstances?
- Describe Governor Dinwiddie's instructions to George Washington for
spring and summer of 1754. How did the French react to Washington's
mission?
- Explain Franklin's "Join, or die" cartoon on Pg. 92.
- Who was General Edward Braddock, and what did he have to do with the
Seven Years' War?
- How did William Pitt reorient British strategy when he became Secretary
of State? How did his modification pay off?
- What was the most important battle of the French and Indian War? Why?
- Why was the Peace of Paris, 1763 such a tremendous victory for the
English? Why did it portend future difficulties?
- Why did George III pronounce the Proclamation of 1763? What effect
did it have?
- Identify:
- Verrazano
- Louis XIV
- Edict of Nantes
- Marquette
- Quebec
- James Wolfe
- Bayou
- The war of Jenkin's Ear

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