The stages of the Rivalry in North America
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- Rivalry over Ohio River, 1754
- The Albany Meeting, 1754
- Join or die!
- Prime Minister, 1757
- British and France always compete over wealth and empire. When France found rich resources in Ohio River Valley giving them money, British clearly wanted the money and power.
- The Fall of Quebec and Montreal, 1759
- British tried to make a treaty with the Iroquois. Ben Franklin's idea was for each colony to give up some of its power. Though Iroquois declined and none of the colonist agreed.
- Treaty of Paris, 1763
- William Pitt became prime minister. He was a great military planner, he sent more trained red coats to America to fight. He planned on raising taxes at the end of the war.
- New Policies from the British, 1763
- The British went on a badly guarded path and shocked the guards and defeated them. Leaving no location of France in America.
- The treaty made France give up Canada and their land in America. This decided the end of France in America.
- The British only let 10,000 troops in America. Colonist weren't allowed to settle on the west side of the Appalachian Mountains. British plans to raise taxes and tweak trade rules
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