British America

The Importance of Slavery
(personal)

Importance - economic

Importance - social

Slaves in the colonies

Florida's decision to protect runaway slaves

Reactions to the kings promise

Why did slaves suffer so much in british America?

what did the negro act of 1740 do?

what were the long term causes for the stono rebellion?

and the short term?

What was the stono rebellion?

the slave code of 1740

Why did people believe there was a conspiracy in new York?

the new York conspiracy
(1741)

continued

what did the stono rebellion lead to

customs officials

hat act 1732

molasses act 1733

the great awakening 1730-50

what were the social impacts of the religious awakening

political?

religious?

what was the enlightenment?

what were the main ideas of the enlightenment?

what was the significance of the enlightenment?

emphasis on education

the emphasis on practical knowledge

growth of newspapers

the growth of libraries

Why was Benjamin Franklin important as a writer?

a philanthropist?

a scientist?

What was the Treaty of Paris 1763 (ended the French Indian War)?

significance of the treaty of paris

what was the proclamation act of 1763?

what was the significance of the treaty of paris

impact of the French indian war - relationships

economy

british control

What was Pontiac's Rebellion? 1763-66

continued

what was the sugar act and its consequences?1764

what was the stamp act and its consequences? 1765

continued

the Paxton boys

what was the impact of the Paxton boys?

the boston massacre (1770)

what did the press do?

Boston Tea Party

intolerable acts

first continental congress

second continental congress

The Fight

The Fight

The Fight

The Fight

The Fight

The Fight

the treaty of paris 1783

Consequences of the war of independence - colonies

consequences of the war of independence:
loyalists

consequences of the war of independence:
native americans

consequences of the war of independence:
slaves