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American Revolution Unit Exam Review

American Revolution Unit Exam Review. Who Am I ?. Who Am I?. American and British Political Leaders. King George III - British. I was the ruler of England during the American Revolution. George Grenville and Charles Townshend - British.

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1. List three advantages of the British during the War.

1. List three advantages of the British during the War. Stronger Military Greater Wealth More People (Population). 1 . List three Patriot advantages during the war. m George Washington

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Constant conflict between and France in Europe spreads to the new colonies

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A Connecticut Alphabet People and Places

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Instructions

Instructions. 3 teams Each team rotates players to answer the questions and to pick the category. The current team member is the only one allowed to answer. All questions must be answered in question form.

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American Literature

American Literature.

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Social Studies 5

Social Studies 5. Chapter 9, Section 2 Notes. Patriots at War. The Green Mountain Boys led by Ethan Allen captured Fort Ticonderoga in May 1775. Washington put cannons on the hills around Boston; the British left the city. British advantages: -best navy in the world

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American Revolution April 19, 1775-September 3, 1783

American Revolution April 19, 1775-September 3, 1783. Causes of the American Revolution. Proclamation of 1763. In 1763, Parliament issued the Proclamation of 1763, which ordered colonists not to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains.

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Mini Jeopardy

Mini Jeopardy. Revolutionary War Heroes. Events. 100. 100. 200. 200. 300. 300. 400. 400. 500. 500. 1000. 1000. Question: He was chosen to lead the Continental Army. Topic 1 for 100. Answer: Who is George Washington?. Topic 1 for 100.

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American Revolution

American Revolution. Part 1. Congress chooses a leader. Very important decision-multiple choices: Arnold, Gates, Washington, Lee. Regions wanted the general from their area. Not obvious choice: limited command (greatest was 1200 men), only a colonel in militia, would lose more than won.

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October 7, 2010

October 7, 2010. EQ: . Objectives: Review the first engagements of British and American armies. Review the Declaration of Independence and its impact on the Revolutionary War. Key Terms: Nathan Hale Battle of Long Island Mercenaries Battle of Trenton Valley Forge

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People of the American Revolution

People of the American Revolution. George Washington. 1732-1799 Founding father. Member of the Continental Congress. commander-in-chief of the Continental Army presiding officer of the Constitutional Convention first President of the United States. General Thomas Gage. 1721 -- 1787

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Revolutionary War Heroes

Revolutionary War Heroes. Objective. By the end of this mini-lesson you will be familiar with some important heroes of the American Revolution! . Not J ust Soldiers . The Continental Army and Navy received help from many civilians or people not in the military. . Nathan Hale .

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Fort Ticonderoga 1775 Elise Matthews

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RTI Response to intervention

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Gifted Education Information Night

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Bellwork 11/20/13

Bellwork 11/20/13. Hypothesize: What substances can invisible ink is made of ? TSWBAT utilize a Patriot war strategy EQ: Why and how did the Patriots use invisible ink? . Objective and Scales: .

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US History

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This is about Nathan Hale BY: Jay Jay Betts

This is about Nathan Hale BY: Jay Jay Betts. Nathan Hale Life.

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Norwalk High School 2014 Freshman Success Summer Academy

Norwalk High School 2014 Freshman Success Summer Academy. Welcome to Norwalk High School and the Freshman Success Summer Academy. Students from

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