'Tea act' diaporamas de présentation

Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. The Written Word. Battles. People. Actions By British. Actions By Colonists.

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Turmoil Over Taxation

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Chapter 5

Crisis in the Colonies. Chapter 5. Life in the Colonies. Colonial Society. Colonists had more social equality English citizens opportunities were based on birth. Gentry- top of society Wealthy planter Merchants Ministers Lawyers Royal officals

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Three Colonial Regions

Three Colonial Regions. The New England Colonies. Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire Connecticut. The Middles Colonies. New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware. The Southern Colonies. Maryland Virginia South Carolina North Carolina Georgia. Government.

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Who Am I?

Who Am I?. Unit 4 Review Game. During the French and Indian War, we were the groups who fought for seven years for control of North America. Who Are We?. French, Native Americans, and Spain vs. England.

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The Road to Revolution: (1770-1776)

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American Revolution

Quick Review. American Revolution. Directions.

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Warm-Up (8)

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To Arms! The Start of the Revolutionary War

To Arms! The Start of the Revolutionary War. Build up to War. THE FIREWORKS ARE CREATED. French and Indian War Proclamation of 1763. THE FIREWORKS ARE PLACED. Sugar Act Stamp Act Townshend Acts The Tea Act. THE FIREWORKS GROW. The Sons of Liberty The Boston Massacre. AND GROW.

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Chapter 6 Vocabulary Review

Chapter 6 Vocabulary Review. This can be used to help you prepare for the Vocabulary Quiz.

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Road to the Revolution

Road to the Revolution. By Wesley Sorenson. Proclamation of 1763.

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The Stirrings of Rebellion

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6 . So, now have Britain and Spain alone in America. The British have all lands east of the Mississippi, and parts of Canada. The Spanish has Florida, Louisiana and everything west of the Mississippi.

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COS Standard 3

COS Standard 3.

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Foundations of American Political Philosophy

Foundations of American Political Philosophy. Magna Carta. Protections from unjust punishment Protection of life, liberty, and property Certain taxes must have the consent of Parliament. English Bill of Rights. Rejection of absolutism

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The Act Facts

The Act Facts. Your Name. The Sugar Act. 1764 It placed a tax on foreign goods such as sugar, coffee, and indigo. Principal People The colonists boycotted items with duties. The British prime minister proposed the Stamp Act. The Stamp Act. What year? Requirements Principal People

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Causes for the American Revolution

Causes for the American Revolution. 10 Causes for the American Revolution. There are several other "causes" for the American Revolution that are not mentioned below--speeches, organizations--these just happen to be the most concrete and agreed upon (and the ones mentioned in our text).

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UNIT 2 NOTES

The Revolutionary War and Declaration of Independence . UNIT 2 NOTES. Democracy. In a Democracy, every person has an equal say in the decisions that are made that affect their lives. The ancient Greeks had a democracy. In the Greek democracy, the people met in a central area to vote.

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American Colonies Join Together

American Colonies Join Together. Events leading up to the Declaration of Independence. England did not interfere with government in the colonies until it needed money to pay debts By mid 1700s colonists felt that England was trying to gain control

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Welcome!

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