The British Crown.
Answer the following questions in body paragraph format (power writing format see below)
Topic sentence. Transition to your first piece of evidence. First piece of Evidence {a quote from the reading followed by (Author's last name, year the article was written)}. Explanation showing how your evidence supports your claim. Transition to your second piece of evidence. Second piece of Evidence {a quote from the reading followed by (Author's last name, year the article was written)}. Explanation showing how your evidence supports your claim. Conclusion statement.
◊ Why did the British need to confine their colonists to the Atlantic seaboard? The British needed to confine their colonists to the Atlantic seaboard because …show more content…
They wanted to be fair and stop any conflict and war. “And whereas it will greatly contribute to the speedy settling Our said new Governments, that Our loving Subjects should be informed of Our Paternal Care for the Security of the Liberties and Properties of those who are and shall become Inhabitants thereof…” George III, 1763. The British had just got this land, the Indians lived on in and they knew that. They were trying to stop any conflict before it was to happen. They thought of the Indians as their new subjects. It would all make the settling easier for both the Indians and the colonists. Along with the fact they didn’t want to be seen as unjust rulers, they also wanted to do what seemed fair. The Indians were on the land first and it was the colonists who invaded. “And We do further strictly enjoin and require all Persons whatever, who have either wilfully or …show more content…
I believe in this opinion because the British just wanted to be equal to both the colonists and Indians. They were fair towards the colonists and allowed them many things. “ We have given Power under Our Great Seal to the Governors of Our said Colonies respectively, to erect and constitute, with the Advice of Our said Councils respectively, Courts of Judicature and Publick Justice, within Our said Colonies, for the hearing and determining all Causes, as well Criminal, as Civil, according to Law and Equity, and as near as may be agreeable to the Laws of England.” George III, 1763. They were respectable enough to allow the colonists to set up a form a type of government and law. They wanted the colonists to do well, but they also wanted to be fair to both the colonists and Indians considering it was their land first. The British also wanted to make sure there was as little conflict as possible between the colonists and Indians. “Is it estimated that by late fall of 1763, Pontiac's forces had killed or captured more than six hundred people.” Douglas 1996. The Indians had killed many colonists due to the fact that they were on their land. The British were trying to stop conflict between the two for safety and because they didn't want to get more involved. So the British were in fact concerned for the colonists. They just wanted to be fair to both and be able to avoid any
Answer the following questions in body paragraph format (power writing format see below)
Topic sentence. Transition to your first piece of evidence. First piece of Evidence {a quote from the reading followed by (Author's last name, year the article was written)}. Explanation showing how your evidence supports your claim. Transition to your second piece of evidence. Second piece of Evidence {a quote from the reading followed by (Author's last name, year the article was written)}. Explanation showing how your evidence supports your claim. Conclusion statement.
◊ Why did the British need to confine their colonists to the Atlantic seaboard? The British needed to confine their colonists to the Atlantic seaboard because …show more content…
They wanted to be fair and stop any conflict and war. “And whereas it will greatly contribute to the speedy settling Our said new Governments, that Our loving Subjects should be informed of Our Paternal Care for the Security of the Liberties and Properties of those who are and shall become Inhabitants thereof…” George III, 1763. The British had just got this land, the Indians lived on in and they knew that. They were trying to stop any conflict before it was to happen. They thought of the Indians as their new subjects. It would all make the settling easier for both the Indians and the colonists. Along with the fact they didn’t want to be seen as unjust rulers, they also wanted to do what seemed fair. The Indians were on the land first and it was the colonists who invaded. “And We do further strictly enjoin and require all Persons whatever, who have either wilfully or …show more content…
I believe in this opinion because the British just wanted to be equal to both the colonists and Indians. They were fair towards the colonists and allowed them many things. “ We have given Power under Our Great Seal to the Governors of Our said Colonies respectively, to erect and constitute, with the Advice of Our said Councils respectively, Courts of Judicature and Publick Justice, within Our said Colonies, for the hearing and determining all Causes, as well Criminal, as Civil, according to Law and Equity, and as near as may be agreeable to the Laws of England.” George III, 1763. They were respectable enough to allow the colonists to set up a form a type of government and law. They wanted the colonists to do well, but they also wanted to be fair to both the colonists and Indians considering it was their land first. The British also wanted to make sure there was as little conflict as possible between the colonists and Indians. “Is it estimated that by late fall of 1763, Pontiac's forces had killed or captured more than six hundred people.” Douglas 1996. The Indians had killed many colonists due to the fact that they were on their land. The British were trying to stop conflict between the two for safety and because they didn't want to get more involved. So the British were in fact concerned for the colonists. They just wanted to be fair to both and be able to avoid any