Sec 3- Review Ch. 3 Part 1 and 2

What were the new obligations for the Canadiens under the British Military Regime?

• French criminal law was abolished and they had to adopt the British military law

• Swear allegiance to the British King (George III)

• Swear allegiance to the French King

• Canadiens militia had to give up their weapons

What was preserved for the Canadiens after the British Military Regime took over?

• Their right to practice Catholicism

• French language continues in administration of the colony

• Seigneurial System remains

• Continue to own their land

What choice did France make according to the Treaty of Paris (1763)?

(In regards to territorial changes)

• Took control of the British Isles

• Gave up all territories

• Kept Guadeloupe

• Kept New France

What was King George III's ultimate goal for the French?

• To assimilate them into British culture

• To grant them independence

• To deport them back to France

• To make them all learn French

What did the Royal Proclamation of 1763 create?

• An independent Native American state

• A province of Quebec along the St Lawrence River

• A British colony in Africa

Who became the first Governor after the Royal Proclamation?

• George Washington

• Guy Carleton

• Louis XIV

• James Murray

What was the reaction of the Indigenous people to the new British policies?

• They started a Rebellion called:

  Pontiac's Revolt

• Complete acceptance

• Request for more British intervention

• Indifference

Why did Governor Murray make concessions to the Canadiens?

• He was secretly French

• He believed in tolerance to build loyalty

• He wanted to become the King of France

• He misunderstood the King's instructions

What led to Pontiac's Revolt (1763-1766)?

• Fearing loss of land and control in the fur trade

• The imposition of French law

• The abolition of the Catholic Church

• A desire for independence from Britain

What was the outcome of the petition against Governor Murray?

• He was given a medal

• He was promoted

• He was sent back to England in disgrace

• He was replaced with Guy Carleton