'Royal proclamation' presentation slideshows

British North America

British North America. Unit 2. The BIG Questions. 1. Where and why did colonists settle in British North America after the fall of New France? 2. How did key people and events shape the new British colonies? 3. What were the causes, events and results of the War of 1812?. Question #1.

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The War for Independence

The War for Independence. Chapter 4. A New Imperial Policy (1763). Successful conclusion of the war with France resulted in significant changes in British policies toward the North American colonies, beginning with a new policy on western lands. . England.

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Famous People . British Acts. Independence. Government. New Republic. 200 pt. 200 pt. 200 pt. 200 pt. 200 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 400 pt. 600 pt. 600pt. 600 pt. 600 pt. 600 pt. 800 pt. 800 pt. 800 pt. 800 pt. 800 pt. 1000 pt. 1000 pt. 1000 pt. 1000 pt.

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Aboriginal Peoples of Canada

Aboriginal Peoples of Canada. Living Cultures, vibrant stories. Pre Conceptions and Protocols. As with any part of our multicultural society, we must respect the traditions and cultures of peoples within Canada. The exception has been towards Aboriginal Peoples

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Official Power & Countervailing Power

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A Struggle for Canada

A Struggle for Canada. England Gains Control over Louisbourg & Quebec:. What did these conquests lead to? The Fall of Louisbourg The Siege of Quebec Lead to the Battle of the Plains of Abraham Eventual French surrender at Montreal. French Defenses . Fortress of Louisbourg.

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Struggle for NA Review

Struggle for NA Review. Pham SS 10. Britain vs. France. Fighting over land, power, and wealth Treaty: An agreement between two groups of people When treaties ended their wars, LANDS changed to a different owner War of Spanish Succession > Treaty of Utrecht 1713

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European Settlers C oming to North America and How T hey I mpacted First Nation Peoples

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The Royal Proclamation and Its Impact on the Future of Canada

The Royal Proclamation and Its Impact on the Future of Canada. Infer - to form (an opinion) from evidence : to reach (a conclusion) based on known facts : to hint or suggest. What Can you infer from these pictures?. BNA After Victory. Britain (BR) has won the 7 Year War against France.

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The British Regime

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the American Revolution

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Seven years war

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The British Conquest of New France

The British Conquest of New France. WHAT ? . The Conquest of New France is the British capture of Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island, Quebec , and Montreal . This marks the end of French dominance on the North American continent. WHEN ? .

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The British Conquest of New France

The British Conquest of New France. WHAT ? . The Conquest of New France is the British capture of Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island, Quebec , and Montreal . This marks the end of French dominance on the North American continent. WHEN ? .

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What was the MAIN reason the First Nations were fed up with the British

How was the relationship between the British & First Nations following the incident at Fort Detroit?. What was the MAIN reason the First Nations were fed up with the British . Royal Proclamation. Chapter 4. Royal Proclamation 1763. Things were not smooth between the First Nations and British

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Unit 2: Lesson #1

Unit 2: Lesson #1. Law, Order, and Good Governance. Activate: Daily Activities. Record your daily activities in the course of a normal day and indicate how government is involved, directly or indirectly, in each activity. For example:

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A ROYAL PROCLAMATION October 7, 1763

A ROYAL PROCLAMATION October 7, 1763

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HOW THE NUMBERED TREATIES AFFECTED COLLECTIVE RIGHTS

HOW THE NUMBERED TREATIES AFFECTED COLLECTIVE RIGHTS. Conditions of the numbered treaties Reasons for numbered treaties Concerns about numbered treaties. THE NUMBERED TREATIES. Have roots in the Royal Proclamation of 1763, which ended the Seven Years War between the French and British

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ROYAL PROCLAMATION

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