'Loyalists' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Political Parties, Campaigns, & Elections. Learning Objectives. (1) What is a political party and what functions do they serve (2) A history of U.S. Party Politics (3) The American Two-party system (4) Party Ideology & Organization (5) The Model of Responsible Party Government

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SET C

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The American Revolution Military Campaigns,1776-1781

The American Revolution Military Campaigns,1776-1781. Teaching American History Wenatchee, WA . British Strategy as of 1776.

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Campaign Years of 1778 - 1781

Campaign Years of 1778 - 1781. After the failure of the British plans for 1776 and 1777, the war changes and becomes harder to follow:. The British still control New York City and the Americans fortify the Hudson Valley to keep the British bottled up.

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Lesson Objectives

Lesson Objectives. To gather an understanding of what the Downing Street Declaration was. To gather an insight into the Nationalist and Unionist feelings on the reforms that were suggested. Reactions of Westminster & Stormont .

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The American Revolution or Canadian Evolution

The American Revolution or Canadian Evolution. The American revolution created two new countries. The new country of the United States The future nation of Canada. Treaty of Paris. The Treaty of Paris, signed in 1763, formally ended the Seven Years War between France and Britain.

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After the American Revolution

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The Great Migration

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Western Democracies in the Inter-war Period

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Nov 9, 2011

Nov 9, 2011. Grades + Term 2 Expectations Review Sheet + Act Sheet Key PPT Notes HW: Loyalist Worksheet; Read 104-5; American Revolution Quiz Monday. The American Revolution + Who were the Loyalists?. Vocabulary: Patriots (Rebels) Tories (Loyalists) Refugees Persecution.

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PATRIOTS

PATRIOTS. VS. LOYALISTS. PATRIOTS. lived in the colonies mostly in New England Massachusetts. opposed taxation without representation

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The American Revolution

The American Revolution. British Army Strengths. Well-trained Army Powerful Navy Strong Government Support of Loyalists Native American Allies. British Army Weaknesses. England is 3,000 miles away Unfamiliar battle fronts Weak military leaders Lined Infantry. Continental Army Strengths.

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Chapter 6 | The United States Breaks Away

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Loyalists vs. Patriots

Loyalists vs. Patriots. Lesson Topic. Big Idea. Two groups emerged, those that supported independence and those that supported the King. Key Concepts. Loyalists Patriots Pennsylvania Royalists Tories Virtual Representation. The Sides Are Chosen.

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Declaration of Independence

Declaration of Independence. Patriots Vs. Loyalists. 500,000 loyalists wanted to stay with England. Many more wanted to fight. 1/3 of the C ontinental Congress wanted independence. A people divided Patriots wanted Liberty while the Loyalists stayed loyal. Patriots Vs. Loyalists.

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The American Revolution

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My Hometown

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Questions for Loyalist Cartoon

Questions for Loyalist Cartoon. Who/what do you see in this cartoon (objects, people)? Why are the children laughing at the gentleman with the walking stick? Why were Loyalists not well liked in the colonies during this time?

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