Terms from chapter 6 of the American Pageant 15th edition AP US History textbook
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| 573195671 | Huguenots | French protestant dissenters, granted limited toleration under Edict of Nantes | |
| 573195672 | Edict of Nantes | Grants limited toleration to French protestants | |
| 573195673 | Coureurs de bois | "runners of the woods"- fur hunters in New France | |
| 573195674 | Voyageurs | French version of conquistadores- more mellow. Convert some natives being fur traders | |
| 573195675 | Robert de la Salle | Named and claimed Louisiana for France | |
| 573195676 | War of Jenkin's Ear | 1739, quarrel between British and French, evidently spurred by a conflict wherein the ear of a soldier was severed by an enemy force | |
| 573195677 | King George's War | Sparked by the War of Jenkin's Ear, spread into Europe | |
| 573195678 | Acadians | French inhabitants of Nova Scotia, many of whom were uprooted by the British in 1775. Later became known as cajuns. | |
| 573195679 | French and Indian War | Started by General Washington in Ohio when 150 militiamen are led onto French land and a French militia leader is killed. | |
| 573195680 | Seven Year's War | Product of French and Indian war, fought in both America and Europe (also called a seven-seas war) | |
| 573195681 | Albany Congress | Meeting of delegates from 7 American colonies where Benjamin Franklin proposed a plan for unifying the colonies | |
| 573195682 | Battle of Québec | 1759, regarded as one of the most significant engagements in British and American history. City of Québec captured. | |
| 573195683 | Pontiac's Uprising | Ottowa chief Pontiac worked to expel colonists from the Ohio River Valley | |
| 573195684 | Proclamation of 1763 | Issued by the London government, prohibited colonists from settling in areas beyond the Appalachian mountains |
