HIST 2500 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: American Revolutionary War, British America, Quebec Act

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Canadian History: Pre-Confederation
Week 7
The Revolution Of British America
Key Points
Royal Proclamination, 1763
Quebec Act, 1774
American Invasion, 1775-76
Peace of Paris, 1783
Loyalists
Constitutional Act, 1791
Treaty of Ghent, 1815
Aftermath of the Conquest
Pontiac’s Uprising (-65)
1763: Royal Proclamation
- Defined how French Canadians would be governed after British
rule
- Defined the boundaries that the British Colonies now called
Quebec
Nation to nation treaty negotiation for land
Turn Quebec into a standard British American colony
The Quebec Act
Try to appease merchants in montreal and stop Anglo Americans to come
Use Quebec to control increasing british colonies
Components of Quebec act
1. The boarded was enlarged
2. Restored French Civil law and customs
3. Granted a degree of religious freedom for Catholics
4. Permitted Catholics to participate in public life
5. Denied an elected assembly
The Quebec act was in intolerable act
Quebec and the American Revolution
1774: Beginning of American Revolutionary war
1774: Quebec declines invitation to participate in continental congress
: the war officially begins…Patriots invade Quebec and take Montreal
1775: Montgomery defeated and killed Quebec
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Key points: royal proclamination, 1763, quebec act, 1774, american invasion, 1775-76, peace of paris, 1783, loyalists, constitutional act, 1791, treaty of ghent, 1815. Aftermath of the conquest: pontiac"s uprising ((cid:883)(cid:889)(cid:888)(cid:885)-65, 1763: royal proclamation. Defined how french canadians would be governed after british rule. Defined the boundaries that the british colonies now called. Quebec: nation to nation treaty negotiation for land, turn quebec into a standard british american colony. Quebec and the american revolution: 1774: beginning of american revolutionary war, 1774: quebec declines invitation to participate in continental congress, (cid:883)(cid:889)(cid:889)(cid:887): the war officially begins patriots invade quebec and take montreal, 1775: montgomery defeated and killed quebec. Why did quebec reject the revolution: no serious american commitment to a full-scale invasion and occupation of. Quebec: significant of fur trade and economic linkages to britain, clerical and seigneurial classes supported the quebec act, ambivalent habitants, habitants remain neutral.

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