Road to Revolution Vocabulary

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Road to Revolution Vocabulary King George lll speculate Patrick Henry Sons of Liberty Sugar Act Quartering Act Stamp Act

Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. Struggle for Control of N. America. Spanish and Dutch are non-factors France & England are left Minor conflicts amount to little change. Albany Congress - 1754. Albany Plan - First attempt at Union Conceived by Ben Franklin Why form a confederacy? Protection Natives

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution . The Key Events Leading to Independence. 1826 – Fredonian Revolt. Benjamin and Haden Edwards take over the Old Stone Fort in Nacogdoches. They declare Texas independent from Mexico. They call Texas – Republic of Fredonia (Freedom). 1828 General Mier y Teran Report.

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Road to Revolution

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. 1754 - 1763. Unit 2 – Road to Revolution. Update your Table of Contents for today’s activities Get your 5 W’s of North Carolina Chart out to be checked Read page 156 to yourself silently. Quick Review: North Carolina as a Colony.

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

Intolerable Acts. COLONIES. Stamp Act. Battle of Lexington. 7 Years ’ War end. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDANCE. Navigation Acts. ROAD TO REVOLUTION. 1763 - 1775. SEVEN YEAR’S WAR. Review of Chapter 6. End of the Seven Years ’ War Now the “ Mother Country ” had new goals

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. A. Mercantilism. Economic belief that wealth could be accumulated if a country had more exports than imports. Exports would exceed imports if raw materials to make exports were cheap and markets existed to buy up the finished goods.

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. WAR!!!. The Events that Led to the Texas Revolutio n. Federalists – power should be shared between the states and the national government. THE CONSTITUTION OF 1824 Federalists wrote a constitution in 1824 that: Divided Mexico into 19 states and 4 territories

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Road To Revolution

Road To Revolution . The Road To Revolution. By the mid-1700s tensions had been rising between Britain and its colonies These tensions would intensify over the next decade and eventually lead the American colonies to revolution

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

ROAD TO REVOLUTION. PART I: EARLY PROBLEMS. AFTER THE F & I WAR. * England is left broke (war debt). * Colonists question why they still need England. * England and Colonies see the situation after the war differently *This strains their relationship during a series

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. 1763-1776. 1763 was a " turning point " in British-colonial relationships!. 1763-1765: RESENTMENT Defining event-Mother Country poem 1766-1770: ANGER Defining moment-Boston Massacre 1771-1776: ACTION Defining moment: Dec. of Independence. 3 Phases of Revolution.

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. 1752-1782. 1752. Georgia became a royal colony in 1752. The 13 English colonies were divided into 3 regions: The New England colonies The Middle Colonies The Southern colonies – GA was a southern colony. Economies.

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. British Problems . Size of Empire and Colonies Why is this a Problem? Pontiac’s Rebellion 1763 Indian uprising (1763-1766) led by Pontiac of the Ottawa's and Neolin of the Delawares .

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. Navigation Acts 1651. Law passed by Britain that said the colonist could only trade with the British. Only British ships could be used for transport. All European imports had to go through England.

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

ROAD TO REVOLUTION. COLONIAL RESISTANCE AND REBELLION. The Proclamation of 1763 sought to halt the westward expansion of the colonist, thus the colonist believed the British government did not care about their needs

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

ROAD TO REVOLUTION. Vocabulary ; Sugar Act Vice-admiralty court Stamp Act Duty Boycott Townshend Act Intolerable Act. Concept #2 – Taxes & Control. EQ: Why were the colonists growing more discontented with British control?. What is this called?. Before the French and Indian War

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. By: Ms. Astle. Influential People. John Locke. Declared the purpose of government was to protect people’s natural rights of life, liberty, and ownership of property. Declared if government failed to protect these rights then government should be changed.

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. The Events Leading to the American Revolution. French and Indian War (Seven Years’ War) 1755-1763. Fought between the France (with the help of the Indians and Spain) vs. England (with the help of the colonists) Treaty of Paris of 1763 ended war

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

ROAD TO REVOLUTION. 1764-Writs of Assistance 1764—Sugar Act 1765—Stamp Act 1766—Declaratory Act 1766—Quartering Act 1767—Townshend Acts 1773—Tea Act 1774—Coercive Acts 1774—Quebec Act. James Otis offers arguments for colonist Opposition fragmented and ineffective Mass resistance

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. Identifications (4 Points). 1.Trade and Navigation Acts. Answer One. This act declared that all goods shipped between England and the Colonies had to be carried on British ships. This act was detested by the colonies. Identifications (4 Points). 2. Duty.

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

Intolerable Acts. COLONIES. Stamp Act. Battle of Lexington. 7 Years’ War end. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDANCE. Navigation Acts. ROAD TO REVOLUTION. 1763 - 1775. SEVEN YEARS’ WAR. Review of Chapter 6. End of the Seven Years’ War Now the “Mother Country” had new goals

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. Intoduction. By 1775 the 13 Colonies were inhabited by a population of approximately 2 million whites and half a million Africans. The white population was becoming increasingly more diverse.

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