Seven Years' War in Florida

7. One of the min-wars of the Seven Years' War was the __________, which took place in North America.
10. The capital of east Florida was __________.
11. The French and British were fighting over territory in the Upper __________.
13. To encourage English settlements in Florida, British __________ were eligible for special grants.
14. Some plantations raised __________ plants for making dark blue dye.
15. Many British brought __________ Africans with them to work on their plantations.
16. The English crown proclaimed that settling West of the Appalachian Mountains was __________.
18. The British then divided Florida into two territories: __________ Florida.
20. __________ was the capital of West Florida.
21. When the Seven Years’ War began between France and Great Britain in 1756, Spain and __________ remained neutral.

1. West and East Florida were separated by the __________ River.
2. King __________ III was more ambitious to preserve Spain’s prestige as a European and colonial power.
3. Spain was forced to give up __________ to Great Britain.
4. The population of Saint Augustine nearly __________ than what it was in the Spanish period.
5. The first governor of East Florida was __________.
6. This time of Great Britain controlling Florida is known as the __________ Period.
8. Eventually, the French-Spanish invasion of Portugal in Europe turned into an invasion of Portuguese territories in __________ and Uruguay in South America.
9. King Charles III decided to ally with __________ in 1762.
12. The Anglo-Spanish War (1762-1763) was also known as the Fantastic War, __________, by the Portuguese.
17. The British successfully controlled Florida until the __________.
19. The British captured Spanish __________ and the Philippines.