A Brief History of the Northwest Territory to and through the American Revolution
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1 A Brief History of the Northwest Territory to and through the American Revolution Presented by James S. Swift, PS February 9, 2016 Montgomery County Genealogy Club Crawfordsville, Indiana
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27 European Claims in North America, mid 1700s Source wikipedia commons
28 French Forts, mid 1700s Fort Miamis (Ft. Wayne) 1715, Ouiatenon 1717, Vincennes 1732 Source: Maps ETC, USF
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31 The French and Indians were generally sympathetic. French forts acted as trade centers for Indians. French Jesuit Priests learned the Indian languages. Some French fur traders intermarried with the Indians.
32 Generally, unlike the British, who came with their families to settle and farm the land, the French fur traders were single men who were here working, ultimately in service of the King. The French trade was primarily in beaver skins. Most of the French were trappers, not farmers. It was in their interest to keep the forests whole and intact. Hence, the Indians did not perceive a fundamental threat from the French trappers.
33 In the 1750s much of Europe became embroiled in a grand conflict known as the Seven Years War. The North American Theater of this war is commonly referred to as The French and Indian War. France and Britain were on opposite sides in this conflict. The war was not particularly about North America but was fought here, in part. The results of the war had huge implications for the future of European descendants in North America.
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35 Great Britain and her allies win. France cedes most of its North American territory to Britain. The end of Nouvelle France (New France). France keeps the lucrative sugar trade in the West Indies but gives up the North American fur trade. The war nearly bankrupts the British Government. Great Britain begins to levy heavy taxes on the Colonies to help pay for the war.
36 Britain follows a development strategy of promoting the growth of coastal cities in the American Colonies for the purpose of a fostering a strong market of export goods from English factories. Britain perceives the newly gained territories west of the Appalachians as an opportunity to foster trade with the Indians and is not interested in promoting settlement by the colonials in this area. By the Proclamation of 1763 Britain reserves the territory west of the Appalachians for the Natives.
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39 The French and Indian War, as we called it, saw the rise of a Colonial, we-are-one, can-do spirit. George Washington rose to prominence as a military leader. Colonials were resistant to the increased tax burden. Colonials, desirous of land, were outraged at the Proclamation Line of 1763, reserving the west for the natives.
40 The 1763 Proclamation Line did not hold and colonists continued to flood west. Nonetheless. The stage was set for the American Revolution!
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45 But what about that business with George Rogers Clark in the west?
46 Epic march through flooded ground to take Vincennes (Ft. Sackville). Major disruption to British operations in the west. Many historians believe that the trouble caused by G.R. Clark in the west caused the British to cede the Northwest Territory in the Treaty of Paris.
47 If not for George Rogers Clark and his incredibly tough soldiers, the Northwest Territory might have ended up being part of Canada.
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