Significance of the French and Indian War (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards
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Treaty ending French & Indian War + year
Treaty ending French & Indian War + year
Treaty of Paris, 1763
French lands east of this river ceded to Britain
French lands east of this river ceded to Britain
Mississippi River
Major French territory ceded to Britain 1763
Major French territory ceded to Britain 1763
Canada
Spanish territory given to Britain 1763
Spanish territory given to Britain 1763
Florida
Britain's N. American control after Treaty 1763
Britain's N. American control after Treaty 1763
Eastern half of North America
Colonists' view of British protection after 1763
Colonists' view of British protection after 1763
Felt less dependent on Britain for protection
European ally Indigenous peoples lost in 1763
European ally Indigenous peoples lost in 1763
France
Proclamation Act date
Proclamation Act date
7 October 1763
Western boundary of Proclamation Line
Western boundary of Proclamation Line
Appalachian Mountains
New colonies created by Proclamation Act
New colonies created by Proclamation Act
Quebec, East Florida, West Florida
Territory reserved for Indigenous, Proclamation Act
Territory reserved for Indigenous, Proclamation Act
Ohio Country
Colonists' feeling about expansion restrictions
Colonists' feeling about expansion restrictions
Felt betrayed
Colonists' response to Proclamation Line
Colonists' response to Proclamation Line
Ignored it and settled illegally
Effect of illegal settlement after 1763
Effect of illegal settlement after 1763
Increased tensions with Indigenous communities
Recipient of French land west of Mississippi
Recipient of French land west of Mississippi
Spain