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Colonists establish the first lasting British settlement in North America called Jamestown.
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Peter Stuyvesant realizes the problem with the military situation and hands New Amsterdam to Great Britain without single a shot being fired.
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William Penn gets peace for Pennsylvania by working with the Delaware tribes on a deal for the land. He used this for him and his other quakers to settle.
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This was a religious revival in New England and the middle colonies whose ministers wanted "a new birth,"or a return to strong faith of religion like in earlier days.
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John Peter Zenger, as the editor of the news paper called "New-York Weekly Journal", is accused of writing about the governor of New York. It turned out that his accusations were true,
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An idea in Europe influenced North American colonists idea that knowledge, reason, and science could improve society.
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This was Benjamin Franklin's plan to unite the colonies for a set government. When colonies rejected his idea a full-fledged war went on between Britain and France for control over North America.
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The British, against France and French allies, Native Americans, were fighing over control in North America. When the war first began The French captured some British forts. Great Britain eventually forced France's settlers up farther into Canada.
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The Treaty of Paris ended the French and Indian War in North America and Gave Great Britain all of the French and Spanish territory including Florida.
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He was a cheif of an Ottatawa village near Detriot and thought of colonists as threats to his people. So he rounded up groups of men to capture British forts and killed settlers along the Pennsylvania and Virginia frontiers.
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To prevent conflict between Native Americans and settlers Britain stopped westward expansion as far as the Appalachian Mountains.
