PERIOD 3: 1754-1800. SWBAT: Analyze causation of the French and Indian War DIPLOMATIC STRUGGLES.
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PERIOD 3: 1754-
1800
SWBAT: Analyze causation of the French and Indian War
DIPLOMATIC
STRUGGLES
Using the map, what problem is presented by colonial claims in North America?
DO NOW
Colonial era diplomacy focused on two issues:
1. The European balance of power 2. The colonists’ seizure of land from
Native Americans
DIPLOMATIC STRUGGLES
Rivalry between French and British in Europe
Influenced events in North American coloniesTo increase political and economic power
British and French competed for better land and control over new trading opportunitiesColonial governments tried to coexist with Native Americans Made alliances with some tribes while alienating others
DIPLOMATIC STRUGGLES
Ultimately, the British Government poured troops and resources into protecting its possessions in the Americas taxed their colonists to pay for those resources
The taxes eventually became a rallying cry for the American independence movement
DIPLOMATIC STRUGGLES
Each member in your group will be assigned a separate reading pertaining to causes and effects of the French and Indian War
You must read your assigned section, complete the guided reading questions, then prepare to share your responses with your group members
Put the pieces together!
CAUSATION ACTIVITY
Discuss 3 causes of the French and Indian War with your group members
DO NOW
Finish sharing out your document info…
Put the pieces together!
CAUSATION ACTIVITY
France loses almost all of its North American territory
Spain acquires French lands west of the Mississippi and New Orleans
British acquire French Canada and French lands east of the Mississippi
EFFECTS OF THE WAR
PRE & POST FRENCH & INDIAN WAR
BritishNational debt doubles
Who’s going to pay?Britain gained land for
mercantilist goalsIncreased British
disdain for colonistsColonists are unwilling/able to defend frontier
Britain tightens hold over colonies
ColonistsSense of unity against
a common enemyColonists had a collective identity (bonds of war)
Proud to be BritishSense of liberty,
confidenceNot impressed by
British troops
EFFECTS OF THE WAR
Document Analysis…After reading Pontiac’s speech, complete the HIPPO chart, and reading questions with your partner
PONTIAC’S REBELLION
What cause AND effect seemed to be most significant? Explain why.
Explain one short-term and one long-term effect of the French and Indian War.
*THINK: Political, Cultural, Economic
WRAP UP