'British general thomas gage' diaporamas de présentation

Road to Independence

Road to Independence. Revenue. Incoming money. Writ of Assistance. a legal document that enabled officers to search homes and warehouses for goods that might be smuggled. Sugar Act. lowered the tax on molasses imported by colonists. Stamp Act.

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The American revolution, 1754-1783

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CHAPTER 2: REVOLUTION AND THE EARLY REPUBLIC

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The Revolutionary War

The Revolutionary War. How do we view the Revolution?. Nation triumph Inevitable We were right and they were wrong It was all about freedom. The French Indian War. The 7 years war, cost England 60 million pounds. Rivalry between Virginians and French Fur traders and their Indian allies

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Decision for Independence. Committee of Correspondence wrote letters and pamphlets reporting to other colonies on events in Massachusetts became a major tool of protest in every colony. committees continued to analyze the perilous situation in the colonies

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The Founding Fathers

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A Call to Arms

A Call to Arms. Chapter 5 Lesson 3. Essential Question. What motivates people to act?. Objectives. Identify the Founders and recognize their contributions Evaluate the battles of Lexington and Concord Compare points of view held by Patriots and Loyalists. Vocabulary.

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Battles of the Revolutionary War

Battles of the Revolutionary War. Lexington-Concord, Bunker Hill, Trenton, Saratoga, Yorktown. Cause and Effects.

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Battles of the Revolutionary War

Battles of the Revolutionary War. Lexington-Concord, Bunker Hill, Trenton, Saratoga, Yorktown. Timeline.

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Bell ringer

Bell ringer. Why do you think the British started taxing the colonists after they won the French and Indian War? (Think about what taxes are used to pay for) Why do you think they were taxing the British colonists much more than the colonists in England ?. Chapter 5 notes.

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The American Revolution

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A Call to Arms

A Call to Arms. The 1 st Continental Congress. In Sept. 1774 delegates from the colonies gathered in Philadelphia to discuss the future of the colonies Delegates include: Samuel Adams, John Adams, Patrick Henry, and George Washington Two main outcomes of the 1 st Continental Congress :

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Lexington & Concord

Lexington & Concord. Lexington and concord. In Boston, British General Thomas Gage received orders to arrest Rebel Leaders Samuel Adams and John Hancock. They were both known to be in Lexington. The British also heard there were large supplies of gun powder in nearby Concord

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Ideas Help Start a Revolution

Ideas Help Start a Revolution. Chapter 4- Section 2. Second Continental Congress. Convenes in May 1775 in Philadelphia George Washington appointed as commander of the Continental Army. Authorized printing of paper money to pay troops

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Colonies Unite and Sparks Fly

Colonies Unite and Sparks Fly. 1 st Continental Congress. Delegates from all colonies except Georgia, meet in Philly Continental Congress wants to represent colonial interests, negotiate with England Important peeps there: John and Sam Adams (Mass), Patrick Henry and G. Washington (VA)

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Colonies Unite and Sparks Fly

Colonies Unite and Sparks Fly. 1 st Continental Congress. Delegates from all colonies except Georgia, meet in Philly Continental Congress wants to represent colonial interests, negotiate with England Important peeps there: John and Sam Adams (Mass), Patrick Henry and G. Washington (VA)

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Chapter 4 Section 2

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American Revolution Simulation

American Revolution Simulation. Episode #1. October 17, 1774 Hear ye! Hear ye! We have gathered here at the Town Hall to discuss recent events and hear the news brought by a messenger from the colony of Pennsylvania.

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John Rolfe p.31-32

John Rolfe p.31-32.

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