Mr Mulligan - Chapter 4 by Terry Archer

We began chapter 4 on Thursday October 22

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-Brett

This is some of the things we will learn in this chapter

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-Jamie

Expectations for unit #2

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- Katie

The peoples and interested in Quebec in the 1760s

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Canadiens 70,000 English merchants and farmers 300-500. First Nations 59,000. The thirteen American colonies 2,500,000. -josh

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Canadiens•to retain their French and Roman Catholic lifestyle •to continue to have coureurs des boils extend their fur trade territory into the interior English merchants and farmers •to take over the entire fur trade from the French merchants and coureurs des Bois •to change the way of life in Quebec from French to English •to settle in the interior by getting free land there •to increase their control of the fur trade•set up farms there. First Nations • to retain their traditional way of life and involvement in the fur trade • to prevent more settlers from moving into the interiors • to keep control of the Ohio valley. The thirteen American colonies •to expand their settlement along the Atlantic coast into Quebec and the Ohio valley •to expand their control of the fur trade -josh

Boston tea party

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the thirteen colonies got on to the boat then dumped out there tea and dressed up as first nations

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Sugar act 1764 place taxes on imports of many goods including sugar cloth wine and coffee. Stamp act 1765 required people to buy government stamps to place on all iegal documents (e.g.,contracts) and printed materials ( e.g., newspapers) Declaratory act 1766 declared that colonies were under the control of the British government. Townshend act 1767 placed import taxes on glass paper lead paint and tea Coercive acts 1774 closed down the port of Boston and restricted discussion of taxes in public meetings -josh

The thirteen colonies founding dates

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Virginia 1607

Massachusetts 1620

New Amsterdam 1613 (NY in 1664)

New Hampshire 1623

Delaware 1638

Connecticut 1635

Maryland 1634

Rhode Island 1636

Carolina 1653 (split in 1711)

New Jersey 1664

Pennsylvania 1623

Georgia 1733 -Micah

British

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The British were made up of New France, First Nations and Thirteen Colonies

Micah and Josh area

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Opinions

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Some of the places thought "I like this" and others thought "Why do they get more?".

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