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What was the primary goal of the mercantilist policy?
To enrich the mother country by controlling colonial trade
What led to the dissolution of the Dominion of New England?
The Boston stages Glorious Revolution
What was the consequence of the Salutary Neglect policy?
The colonies gained greater political independence
What was the primary activity of the Jesuit missionaries in New France?
Spreading Christianity to native tribes
What was the reason for the poor relations between the French and the Iroquois?
The French were competing with the Iroquois for the fur trade
What event sparked the French and Indian War?
GW accidentally attacked a peaceful French detachment
What was a major consequence of the Treaty of Paris for the colonists?
They were restricted from settling new land acquired by Britain.
What was a key reason for the Iroquois League's decision to aid Britain in the war?
They were concerned about French influence in North America.
What was the main purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?
To end native rebellion by restricting expansion past the Appalachians.
What was a key grievance of the colonists regarding the Stamp Act?
It imposed taxes on printed matter and documents.
What was the primary goal of the Sons of Liberty?
To protest the Stamp Act through violent and non-violent means.
What was the main argument of the Declaration of Rights and Grievances?
Parliament has the right to regulate trade but not to tax the colonies.
Test your knowledge of the French and Indian War, Navigation Acts, and Mercantilism in the context of American history. Learn about the impact of British trade policies on the American colonies and the response of the colonies, including the Boston Glorious Revolution.
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