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13 Colonies and the Reaction to the Quebec Act. The 13 colonies  Upset because of «  intolerable laws  » «  Sugar tax  »/ «  Stamp Act  »/ «  tea tax  » / Closing of the Boston Harbor / Quebec Act Intolerable = unacceptable 13 Colonies are done with this kind of treatment - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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13 Colonies and the Reaction to the Quebec Act

• The 13 colonies Upset because of « intolerable laws »

• « Sugar tax »/ « Stamp Act »/ « tea tax » / Closing of the Boston Harbor / Quebec Act

• Intolerable = unacceptable• 13 Colonies are done with this kind of

treatment• REVOLUTION!!!

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1775 : Invasion of the Province of Québec• 1774 : 1st congress• George Washington in

charge of American army• Americans wanted to

recrut the « Canadiens » (French)

• 1775 : Invasion of the province of Quebec

• Arnold and Montgomery try in invade Quebec

Washington

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Arnold Montgomery

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Invasion of Quebec a failure

• 1200 American troops try to make their way to Quebec

• Terrain is too tough and there is a lack of supplies

• Men die along the way• Less than 700 men make

it to Quebec• American troops lose the

Battle of Quebec

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Major Steps of the American Revolution• 1776: USA declares independance (Thomas

Jefferson)

• 1776 – 1783: American Revolutionary War The French (from France) help the Americans win the war.

• 1783: Treaty of Paris (Versailles)

• USA becomes an independent country

• Province of Quebec loses Ohio Valley

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WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THE TREATY OF PARIS?

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Territory Changes After the Treaty of Paris- 1783

United States Gets• 13 colonies 13

States• Ohio Valley• ½ of the Great Lakes

region (Southern)

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Territory Changes After the Treaty of Paris- 1783

England Losses• Losses 13 colonies• Losses ½ of Great Lakes

region and Ohio Valley• Keeps Province of

Quebec• Keeps Ruperts Land• Keeps Nova Scotia and

Newfoundland

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Major Territory Changes After T.O.P. -1783

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Territory Changes After the Treaty of Paris- 1783

• Province of Québec losses ½ of Great Lakes Region and Ohio Valley

• Loss of very important territory for fur trade

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Territory Changes After the Treaty of Paris- 1783

• Province of Quebec losses very important fur trading territory

• Ohio Valley and lower part of Great Lakes were important for transportation

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• Americans are sending furs to Philadelphia and N.Y.C

• The Spanish are taking furs from the south West (West of Mississippi River)

• Montreal does not get as many furs now

Territory Changes After the Treaty of Paris- 1783

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Solution Create another trading company

• Start a company that focuses the fur trade in the North-West• The « North-West Company » • Problem Longer and further to

get furs price of fur rises a lot!

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The Loyalists

Who are the Loyalists?• People from the 13

colonies that remained LOYAL to England

• Refused independence they did not want to live in the United States

Loyalists arrive in New Brunswick

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The Loyalists

How many Loyalists are there?

• 100 000 leave USA in 15 years– 30 000 to England– 30 000 to Caribbean– 40 000 in the British

Colonies North of USA• Newfoundland• P.E.I.• Acadia (Nova Scotia / N.B.)• Province of Québec

Loyalists arrive at the Baie of Quinte

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The Loyalists

Why are the Loyalists moving to the Province of Quebec?

• They are considered to be traitors by the American and suffered bad treatment

• Some loyalists wanted to starts businesses in the Province of Quebec

Loyalists arrive along the Great Lakes

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The Loyalists

Where do the Loyalists go in the Province of Quebec?• Montreal• Eastern Townships• West of the Ottawa River• Along the Great Lakes (Ontario, Erie, Huron)

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The Loyalists

What do the Loyalists complain about in the Province of Quebec?

• Living in a French territory Law, language, religion….

• You cannot vote for the people in the government not fair, not democratic!

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The Loyalists

What do the Loyalists want when they arrive in the Province of Quebec?

• To live in a territory that is English with English laws and rules!

• To be able to vote for the people in the government!