QueenAnnesWarBefore.svg
Summary
Description QueenAnnesWarBefore.svg |
English:
A map depicting the state of European occupation of
North America
at the start of
Queen Anne's War
, as the North American theater of the
War of the Spanish Succession
is known.
Areas that are solid color are intended to represent approximate areas of occupation , with the exception of New Spain (most of which was not involved in this conflict) and areas with competing claims that were the source of conflict in the war. It does not depict all claimed lands, which were generally much larger, and were also the subject of competing claims which were not actively contested in the war. Areas with conflicting claims are depicted with color gradation, and may or may not be occupied by either side. Many of the European land claims (those shown as well as those omitted) also intersect lands claimed by Native Americans, which are also not shown. |
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Source | own work; structure (but not depicted areas of control) derived from File:Nouvelle-France map-en.svg |
Author | User:Magicpiano |
Other versions |
File:QueenAnnesWarAfter.svg depicts the state of European occupation after the war. Derivative works of this file: |
If there are issues with the accuracy of this map, please leave a note at en:User:Magicpiano (or send email).
References
- The Times Atlas of World History , Third Edition (1989). Maplewood, NJ: Hammond. pp. 161,165.
- Crane, Verner W (1919). " The Southern Frontier in Queen Anne's War ". The American Historical Review 24 (No. 3, April): 379-395.
- Drake, Samuel Adams (1910) [1897] The border wars of New England , Category:New York : C. Scribner's Sons OCLC : 2358736 .
- Peckham, Howard (1964) The Colonial Wars, 1689–1762 , Chicago : University of Chicago Press OCLC : 1175484 .
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