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Imperial Relations in the 18 th Century

Imperial Relations in the 18 th Century. Salutary Neglect or De Facto Federalism. The Restoration, 1660-1688. Dominion of New England. The Restoration and the Navigation Acts. Restoration Andros and the Dominion of New England Leisler’s Rebellion and other Frolics

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Imperial Relations in the 18 th Century

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  1. Imperial Relations in the 18th Century Salutary Neglect or De Facto Federalism

  2. The Restoration, 1660-1688

  3. Dominion of New England

  4. The Restoration and the Navigation Acts • Restoration • Andros and the Dominion of New England • Leisler’s Rebellion and other Frolics • William and Mary and the Glorious Revolution, 1688 • 1689 Bill of Rights….for whom? • John Locke • Board of Trade

  5. John Locke and William of Orange

  6. Robert Walpole

  7. Parliament

  8. Royal Governors

  9. Colonial Assemblies

  10. Imperial Wars and the Colonies

  11. The Strategic Situation I: North America

  12. The Strategic Situation II: The Caribbean

  13. The Strategic Situation III: Europe

  14. The Strategic Situation III: Europe

  15. Imperial Wars: The French and Indian War, 1754-1763

  16. Braddock’s Defeat

  17. The Albany Plan of Union

  18. The Proclamation Line

  19. The Implications of the New Empire

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