04+Empire+in+Transition


 * ===Empire in transition=== || ===War for a continent=== ||  ||

A. Overall policy not coherent or efficient B. Consolidation and extension of Navigation Acts by Restoration government 1. Theory of mercantilism 2. Navigation Acts of the Restoration 3. Lords of Trade created by Charles II 4. Customs collections tightened C. Dominion of New England 1. Andros installed as governor 2. Resentment of his measures D. Impact of the Glorious Revolution 1. Dominion of New England broken up 2. Influence of John Locke 3. Refinement of the Navigation Acts 4. Creation of the Board of Trade E. Period of salutary neglect II. Government in the colonies A. Role of the governors 1. Power to call or postpone elections of legislative assemblies 2. Veto power 3. Control over convening the assembly 4. Role in the courts 5. Other authority B. Role of the assemblies 1. Restrictions on voting for assemblies 2. Power to approve taxes and initiate legislation 3. Evolution of the right to self government III. Troubled neighbors A. Displacing the Indians 1. King Philip's War 2. Bacon's Rebellion B. Spanish America in decline C. New France and Louisiana 1. Beginnings in Quebec 2. Exploration and settlement of Louisiana and Mississippi 3. French and English settlements compared IV. The colonial wars A. Nature of the wars B. Effect of the wars on colonies C. French and Indian War 1. Rivalry over Ohio Valley 2. Washington's skirmishes with the French 3. A World War 4. Battle of Quebec 5. Results of the war ||  ||
 * I. English administration of the colonies
 * Albany Plan ||  ||
 * Louisiana and New Orleans ||  ||
 * Iroquois Confederacy ||  ||
 * French and Indian War ||  ||
 * Acadians/Cajuns ||  ||
 * Peace of Paris || Ended the seven years war and expelled French from N. A. ||
 * 1763 Proclamation of 1763 || Forbid American Trans Appalachian settlement ||
 * George III ||  ||
 * George Grenville || Prime minister responsible for Sugar Act ||
 * Currency Act of 1764 ||  ||
 * Sugar Act of 1764 ||  ||
 * Stamp Act of 1765 ||  ||
 * Mutiny (Quartering) Act of 1765 ||  ||
 * North Carolina Regulators ||  ||
 * Stamp Act crisis ||  ||
 * Colonial boycotts ||  ||
 * Sons of Liberty || Street gangs organized by Sam Adams ||
 * Appeasement ||  ||
 * Virtual and actual representation ||  ||
 * Townshend Acts of 1767 || External tax on luxury goods ink, paint, lead, tea ||
 * Boston Massacre || Provoked killing of 5 belligerent Bostonians in March 1770 ||
 * Committee of Correspondence ||  ||
 * Tea Act of 1773 || Lowered duty on East India Company Tea ||
 * Daughters of Liberty || Women supporters of independence ||
 * Boston Tea Party || 1773 incident over tea tax. ||
 * Intolerable Acts or coersive acts || Boston Port Act, Quartering Act, Massachusetts government Act. ||
 * Quebec Act || Increase self government of Quebec ||
 * First Continental Congress ||  ||
 * Minutemen || Colonial militia ||
 * Lexington and Concord || First battle of the revolution ||