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[Nom Amerie the English dhe French and the Logis New France and the Iroquois Nation By che end ofthe seventeenth century, che French Empire in America iad come to poses avast terr- tory: the whole lengch ofthe Mississippi River and its dels (which they named Lousiana, after their ‘ing, and the conesentalinceior a far west a the Rocky Mountains and as far south a5 the Rio Grande, France clamed, in effect, the entre inte or ofthe continen ‘To secare their hold on FreethClel hese enormous claims, they oe founded 3 song of widely Separated communities, forests, missions, an trading pose. Would-be feudal lords established large estes Geignarie along the banks ofthe St Lawrence River Ox sigh bluff above the rier stood the fraied dty of Quebec. Montreal to the South and Stale Saiee Mare and Detroit tothe west smart te nore boundries of French sete- ‘ment. On che lower Mississippi emerged plantaions worked by black skves and owned by “Creole” (hit imamigrans of French descent) New Orleans, founded in 1718 ec service the French plantation ‘economy, Was soon‘ big a ome of the larger ces ofthe Adan seaboard Blot and Mobile to dhe ‘st completed the sing of Preach eclement. Both he French andthe Eapsh were aware chat the bade fr conaol of North Americs would be the rebel eae pendence had begun. hon the French and Inn War ended in 1763, igh ave seemed reasonable to expect that relauora beoween dhe Englsh colonists in America and Great Brain feo would have been cemented more firmly than ever Buti ace the end ofthe war atred the imperil rdadonsip forever To the Brith the lesson ofthe war was tae de cobs In America needed fener convo rom London. The erpire was now much bigger and Ie needed better adin- ‘raion. The war had procuced ereat deb and te Arerians—among the pina! banefiares ‘ofthe war~should help pay them And s0 for more thanx decade afer the end othe fing. he Brits redone strategy ser another ofan control over and extract money fom the colonies “To the colons, ths effort so hte imperil rule appeared both a beara ofthe sacrifies they had mage nthe war and 1 challenge t the long-deveoping asumpcors about the rigs of En- ish people co rule thersehes. Graal, white Amerians came t See Inthe Bish plies evi- denct oft conepracy to extabeh granny inthe New World And so ewoughout the I76Oe and 1770, the colons developed ever more overt and eective forms of rxance. By the time the fest shot were fred in the Ameren Revelation in 1775, Brain ad Amercs had cme to view ach other as two very diferene sores. Their diferences propelled chem ito & var that would thange the course of history for both.

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