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exchange of rum, slaves, molasses between the north american colonies, africa, and the west indies
- exchange of rum, slaves, molasses between the north american colonies, africa, and the west indies. a small but immensely profitable subset of the atlantic trade
- N.Y. libel case against John Peter Zenger. Established the principle that truthful statements about public officials could not be prosecuted as libel
- hardheaded and imperious british general, whose detachment of british and colonial soldiers was routed by french and indian forces at fort duquesne
- french soldier and explorer, dubbed the "father of new france" for establishing the city of quebec and fighting alongside the huron indians to repel the iroquois
- british parliamentarian who rose to prominence during the french and indian war as the brilliant tactician behind britian's victory over france
- ottawa chief who led an uprising against the british in the wake of the french and indian war as the brilliant tactician behind britain's victory over france
- young british commander who skillfully outmaneuvered french forces in the battle of quebec during the french and indian war
- intercolonial congress summoned by the british government to foster greater colonial unity and assure iroquois support in the escalating war against the french
- translated as "runners of the woods" they were french fur trappers
- decree issued by the french crown granting limited toleration to french protestants
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- triangular trade
exchange of rum, slaves, molasses between the north american colonies, africa, and the west indies. a small but immensely profitable subset of the atlantic trade
- zenger trial
N.Y. libel case against John Peter Zenger. Established the principle that truthful statements about public officials could not be prosecuted as libel
- edward braddock
hardheaded and imperious british general, whose detachment of british and colonial soldiers was routed by french and indian forces at fort duquesne
- samuel de champlain
french soldier and explorer, dubbed the "father of new france" for establishing the city of quebec and fighting alongside the huron indians to repel the iroquois
- william pitt
british parliamentarian who rose to prominence during the french and indian war as the brilliant tactician behind britian's victory over france
- pontiac
ottawa chief who led an uprising against the british in the wake of the french and indian war as the brilliant tactician behind britain's victory over france
- james wolfe
young british commander who skillfully outmaneuvered french forces in the battle of quebec during the french and indian war
- albany congress
intercolonial congress summoned by the british government to foster greater colonial unity and assure iroquois support in the escalating war against the french
- coureurs de bois
translated as "runners of the woods" they were french fur trappers
- edict of nantes
decree issued by the french crown granting limited toleration to french protestants
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