'Stamp act congress' diaporamas de présentation

The Road to the Constitution

The Road to the Constitution. Civics. Colonial Background. 1607 Eng. Govt. sent a group of farmers to establish a trading post , called Jamestown, now VA The Virginia company was the first to establish a permanent colony in the Americas

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Section 1: The Roots of American Democracy Section 2: American Independence Section 3: Articles of Confederation Section

Section 1: The Roots of American Democracy Section 2: American Independence Section 3: Articles of Confederation Section 4: The Constitutional Convention Section 5: Ratification and the Bill of Rights. Chapter 2: Origins of American Government. Section 1 at a Glance.

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American Revolution

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Road to Revolution: 1763-1775

Road to Revolution: 1763-1775. Chapter 7 Theme

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A Crisis Over Taxes

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Roots of American Democracy

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Unit 5 Causes of the Revolution

Unit 5 Causes of the Revolution. Lessons 1-5. Vocabulary. loyalist propaganda correspond petition repeal Patriot committee. a document that people sign that formally asks leaders to do or change something someone who felt the colonies should remain loyal to Britain

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. A. Mercantilism. Economic belief that wealth could be accumulated if a country had more exports than imports. Exports would exceed imports if raw materials to make exports were cheap and markets existed to buy up the finished goods.

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5. The American Revolution

5. The American Revolution. 1775 - 1783. Part 1: Road to War. The Defeat of the French . In the French and Indian War largely ended their influence in the Americas. After the war, the British attempted to make the colonies pay their fair share for the war effort. Parliament Acts .

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The Road to Revolution

The Road to Revolution. 1754-1776. The Albany Plan of Union, 1754.

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. Navigation Acts 1651. Law passed by Britain that said the colonist could only trade with the British. Only British ships could be used for transport. All European imports had to go through England.

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Life in the English Colonies

Life in the English Colonies. The Big Idea The English colonies continued to grow despite many challenges. Main Ideas Colonial governments were influenced by political changes in England. English trade laws limited free trade in the colonies.

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The American Revolution

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Colonial Resistance: From Rebellious Belligerence to Political Consciousness

Colonial Resistance: From Rebellious Belligerence to Political Consciousness. British Economic Policies. The British feel that the colonists are in some sense responsible for the French and Indian War in North America.

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Imperial Conflict

Imperial Conflict. 1763 - 1776. Republican (Whig) Ideology. Sources: Classical authors (Plato, Cicero, Cato, Plutarch) Enlightenment philosophes (Locke, Voltaire, Montesquieu) Country (Real) Whigs (Milton, Harrington, Priestly, Molesworth, Trenchard & Gordon)

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Colonists Speak Out

Colonists Speak Out. LESSON 3. The Sugar Act. British leaders wanted American colonists to pay more taxes. The money would help pay for the French and Indian War. In 1764 British government passed the Sugar Act . This act added tax to sugar and other goods coming into the colonies.

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION

ROAD TO REVOLUTION TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION. THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR COST ENGLAND LOTS OF MONEY THOUGHT THE COLONIST SHOULD HELP PAY TAXATION WAS THE WAY TO RAISE MONEY 1763 GEORGE GREENVILLE BECAME PRIME MINISTER PASSED LAWS ALLOWING PEOPLE TO BE TRIED IN MILITARY COURTS NO JURY

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The Road to the Revolution: The New British Structure in the Colonies (1765-1776)

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