'Closed boston harbor' diaporamas de présentation

Opening:

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The French and Indian War (1754-1763)

The French and Indian War (1754-1763). Beginning of Independence. The French and Indian War. Conflict between French and English over dominance in Europe in late 1600s and 1700s spilled over into America In 1740 a common interest in Ohio River Valley led to tensions between French and British

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A Crisis Over Taxes

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Chapter 10 Lesson 1

Chapter 10 Lesson 1 . Ties to Great Britain. The Paxton Boys. A group of 57 frontiers who were angry because Indians were attacking their farms. They went to Philadelphia to meet with officials to see what can be done. .

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The Road to Revolution

The Road to Revolution. Chapter 7. Essential Question?. Why did the American colonists rebel against Great Britain? . 7 Years War. British victory was very costly. Parliament forced American colonists to pay the soldiers and other costs of war. Revolution based on economic policies. .

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The Declaration of Independence

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Events Prior to the American Revolution

Events Prior to the American Revolution. French and Indian War. a dispute between Britain and France over control of the Ohio River Valley Most Indians fought on the French side so the war was called the French and Indian War. Lasted almost ten years

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Unit 5 Trouble With Great Britain

Unit 5 Trouble With Great Britain. Taxation without Representation. Great Britain in Debt. Great Britain placed taxes on the colonists to pay for the French and Indian War The King and Parliament believed it was their right to tax the colonists

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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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Origins of American Government

Origins of American Government . Unit 1 Chapter 2 . The Colonial Period . An English Heritage Limited Government Magna Carta (1215) = government not all powerful; King John Power of the monarch or government is limited not absolute Petition of Government (1628) King Charles

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CSR grades averaged B+ across ALL classes.

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ON THE BRINK OF WAR!

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Boston Massacre and Tea Party

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Boston Massacre and Tea Party

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British Imperial Policy Time Line

British Imperial Policy Time Line. Issued by King George III of Britain Purpose was to save the colonists from Native American attack Prevented colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains Colonists had to give up their land claims. Proclamation of 1763.

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Issues Behind the Revolutionary War

Issues Behind the Revolutionary War. British Policies. Policy of salutary neglect originally allowed colonies some econ. freedom But, Brit. began to prevent colonies from manufacturing goods b/c it wanted profits from selling goods to colonies. Heavy Taxation.

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Chapter 5.2 Notes

Chapter 5.2 Notes. Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party. Boston Massacre. Colonists were upset about their rights being violated New taxes No privacy in their homes No right to trial by jury English soldiers (Red Coats) were sent to the colonies to keep order Soldiers abused their power

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