'Colonial reaction' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 4: The WAR FOR independence

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Chapter 4: The WAR FOR independence

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Chapter 4: The WAR FOR independence

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Origins of Revolution & The American War of Independence

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To Rebel or Not to Rebel?

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Acting Up! A Taxing Situation?

Acting Up! A Taxing Situation?. British attempts to deal with and control the Colonies located in North America from 1650 to 1774 Presentation created by Mr. Stephenson . Continue. A Taxing Situation? Really?. What are taxes? Define the term and the concept.

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. Section 4.1. Main Idea. A series of increasingly restrictive laws angered many American colonists, leading to rebellion against Britain. The King Needs $. After the French and Indian War, the British need money.

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2.1: The Enlightenment & Causes of the American Revolution

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What caused the American Revolution?

What caused the American Revolution?. Copy this information onto pg. 12 of your notebook. French and Indian War. French and Indian War lasted from 1756-1763. Was a dispute between Britain and France over land in Ohio River Valley and areas of Canada.

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Life in Colonial America

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Great Britain Taxes the Colonists

Great Britain Taxes the Colonists. Taxation Without Representation : Gather the Evidence (click on the link below) Worksheet2: Gathering evidence of the problem. Colonial Protests to Parliamentary Acts and Taxes. Road to the American Revolution. Sugar Act April 5,1764.

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A Path To War

A Path To War . Chapter 7 Section 3. Committees of Correspondence. To spread news about the British threats to the rights of the colonists, Sam Adams organized a group of letter writers called the Committees of Correspondence.

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A Path To War

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Independence

Independence. Chapter 2.2. American Colonies Seek Independence. King George III and his Parliament believed the colonies had grown too independent Britain had fallen into debt due to the Seven Years War (French and Indian War) They passed many taxes and trade restrictions on the colonies.

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