'Colonial governors' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter Introduction

Chapter Introduction. This chapter will introduce you to the beginnings of representative government in North America, as well as the ideas and lifestyles that shaped the founding of the United States. Section 1: Governing the Colonies Section 2: Colonial Society

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Set Question:

Set Question: If you started your own colony what would be three laws you would want in place to protect the rights of the people in your colony?. Objectives. Explain how English political traditions influenced the 13 colonies. Describe the responsibilities of early colonial governments.

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Set Question:

Set Question: If you started your own colony what would be three laws you would want in place to protect the rights of the people in your colony?. Objectives. Explain how English political traditions influenced the 13 colonies. Describe the responsibilities of early colonial governments.

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Chapter 4 section 1

Chapter 4 section 1. Governing the Colonies . Chapter 4 section 1. Magna Carta. Chapter 4 section 1. Magna Carta The king has to follow the law . Chapter 4 section 1. Magna Carta The king has to follow the law Right to own property Everyone has the right to a trial by jury.

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American Revolution

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On the Edge of Revolution

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British Rule

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Chapter 4

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UNIT 2: THE NEW REPUBLIC

UNIT 2: THE NEW REPUBLIC. REVOLUTION TO THE WAR OF 1812. Dance to Revolution: ( 1763-1776 ). By: Jay Johnston Leavenworth HS. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Revolution in Thought 1607 to 1763. British Condescension Colonial ignorance of law Colonial Disunity

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