'Colonial resistance' diaporamas de présentation

The empire in transition

Chapter 4. The empire in transition. Americans at the mid?18th century were proud to be British and enjoyed many advantages of membership in the British Empire including trade, protection, political stability, and the fact that the government left the colonies alone.

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Events in the 13 Colonies that led to the Revolution

LEARNING INTENTIONS Understanding the following events contributed to the anti-British Sentiment American Revolution Stamp Act, 1765 Boston Massacre, 1770 The Tea Act, 1773 Boston Tea Party, 1773 The Intolerable Acts, 1774. Events in the 13 Colonies that led to the Revolution.

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Chapter 5: Toward the War for American Independence

Chapter 5: Toward the War for American Independence.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Colonial Society on the Eve of Revolution. Immigrant Groups in 1775.

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Steps Toward A New Nation

Steps Toward A New Nation. Chapter 4 - Worksheet. 1. Year: 1764-1767. SUGAR, STAMP AND TOWNSHEND ACTS PURPOSE/SIGNIFICANCE Intended to raise revenue to support troops in colonies through trade and direct taxes, and to exert control over colonies COLONIAL AND/OR BRITISH REACTION

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Essential Question

Essential Question. What role(s) did the Intolerable Acts and the formation of the 1 st Continental Congress play in moving colonists toward rebellion?. Intolerable Acts & The 1 st Continental Congress. Ch 6 Sec 3 Pt I. Tea Party Punishment. The Boston Tea Party infuriated Parliament

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Intolerable Acts & The 1 st Continental Congress

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Key Concepts. P. 145-150, Road to Revolution

Key Concepts. P. 145-150, Road to Revolution. What did the British want? Stop conflicts with American Indians. Colonists to stay along coast. Proclamation of 1763 Who? The colonists, British gov. What? After defeat of Pontiac, British gov. said settlers had to stay east of Appalachian

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