Relations with Britain (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards
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How did Britain-colonial relations change after French & Indian War?
How did Britain-colonial relations change after French & Indian War?
Became increasingly strained
British view of colonial soldiers during war
British view of colonial soldiers during war
Negative; saw them as less capable
British soldiers' accommodation practice post-war
British soldiers' accommodation practice post-war
Took over colonists' private accommodation (inns, taverns)
Class divide: British vs colonial officers
Class divide: British vs colonial officers
British upper-class; colonial modest backgrounds
Share of army costs British taxpayers paid
Share of army costs British taxpayers paid
Two-thirds
Smuggling in British America after war
Smuggling in British America after war
Increased significantly
British revenue goal post-war
British revenue goal post-war
Increase revenue from colonists
Purpose of Sugar Act
Purpose of Sugar Act
Generate revenue from colonial trade
Colonial assemblies & paper money during war
Colonial assemblies & paper money during war
Printed additional money without British authorization
Proclamation Line of 1763 purpose
Proclamation Line of 1763 purpose
Restrict settlement, prevent conflicts, reduce defence costs
Illegal settlers in Ohio Country by 1771
Illegal settlers in Ohio Country by 1771
Approximately 10,000
Colonial assembly attempt to control legal system
Colonial assembly attempt to control legal system
Tried appointing & paying judges directly from budget
British response to colonial judge appointments
British response to colonial judge appointments
Stopped efforts before becoming widespread