The French Indian War The French Indian war is a battle fought between the New France and its ally, the natives versus the British colonies from 1754-1763. The purpose of this war was to conquer the Ohio Valley Region. This war is also known as Revolutionary War. It was won by the British colonies who were supported by Great Britain army. The war also had many consequences such as it changed economic, political, governmental and social relations between three European powers (Britain, France, and Spain), their colonies and colonists, and the natives that inhabited the territories they claimed. The war doubled the British debts. The French Indian War led to American Revolutionary War. Stamp Act Quartering Act Treaty of Paris Revenue Act French …show more content…
The article is all about giving farewell to the liberties.In the document, It states times as "Dreadful, Doleful, Dismal, Dollar-Less" The articles encourages colonial opposition to the Stamp Act. It also mourns the loss of the rights of the colonists. Document 6 In the following letter, John Hancock is protesting the Townshend Act. The reason for the Townshend Acts was to bring income up in the provinces to pay the pay rates of governors and judges so they would stay dedicated to Great Britain, to make a more compelling method for implementing consistent with exchange regulations. Shippers from Boston including John Hancock and Sam Adams received a non-importation agreement in 1768, vowing not to import certain articles instead of pay the obligations. By 1769, after shippers in different urban communities had joined the blacklist, imports of British products had fallen by 40 percent. Document 7 The purpose of Document 7 is to uncover the cost of the French Indian War. According to the text, the cost was three million and they collected £2,887,898 from thirteen colonies. In order to pay off these debts, Charles Inglis is suggesting to heavily increase the tax on commerce, necessities of life, and land. He thought that this would help them pay off all this