'Tea act 1773' diaporamas de présentation

Sunday 12 October 2014 Lauren Perfect Haileybury lauren.perfect@haileybury.vic.au

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Sunday 12 October 2014 Lauren Perfect Haileybury lauren.perfect@haileybury.vic.au

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Warm Up 8/20

Warm Up 8/20. When the colonists arrived, they were not alone. What do you think relations between Native Americans and colonists was like?. Warm Up 8/21/14.

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Causes of the American Revolution

Causes of the American Revolution. Mr. McCain. SSUSH3 The student will explain the primary causes of the American Revolution.

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From Empire to Independence

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The Road to Revolution: (1761-1776)

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Unit 2 Foundations of American Govt

Unit 2 Foundations of American Govt. Colonial Tensions. Seeds of Revolution. Navigation Acts: 1660. Colonies could ONLY trade their goods to England C reated a FAVORABLE BALANCE OF TRADE for England. England is Exporting (sell) more goods than it is importing (buy)

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Unit 2 Part 3

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Causes of the American Revolution

Causes of the American Revolution. Canadian History 11. Brain pop: Causes of the American Revolution. King George III. Ruled Britain from 1760-1820 Great Britain thought of him as a hero 13 Colonies thought of him as a tyrant; with the exception of the Loyalists.

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Imperial Wars and Colonial Protest

Imperial Wars and Colonial Protest. Britain [Iroquois] v. France [with Indian Allies] in North America [1754-1763] An extension of the Seven Years War in Europe Resulted from overlapping interests in colonial and trade empires. French and Indian War.

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Warm-Up (8)

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The Empire in Transition

The Empire in Transition. The Thirteen Colonies in 1763. New Imperialism. King George III Political Blunders Standing armies George Grenville Sugar Act (1764) Lowers excise tax on foreign molasses Increased enforcement Admiralty Courts Mutiny Act (1765). New Imperialism.

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#5 Chapter 2 Section 1 Colonial Resistance and Rebellion

#5 Chapter 2 Section 1 Colonial Resistance and Rebellion Objective: Learn how the American colonists rebelled against the British and declared independence. The Colonies Organize to Resist Britain.

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Road to Revolution: The American Colonies

Road to Revolution: The American Colonies. The Proclamation of 1763. Following the French and Indian War, the British attempted to please the Indians by limiting colonial expansion at the Appalachian Mountains Colonists largely ignored the law and continued to move west. The Stamp Act: 1765 .

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Causes of the American Revolution

Causes of the American Revolution. Tar and Feathering. Samuel Adams. Early Supporter of American Independence. Organized the American committees of correspondence Signed the Declaration of Independence. Tea Act (1773). British East India Co.: Monopoly on Br. tea imports.

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Causes of the American Revolution !

Causes of the American Revolution !. The Quartering Act 1765. The Sugar Act 1764. Intolerable Acts 1774. Townshend Acts 1767. Proclamation of 1763. Tea Act 1773. Boston Tea Party 1773. The French and Indian War 1754-1763. Declaratory Act of1766. Stamp Act 1765. Boston Massacre 1770.

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IS IT EVER JUSTIFIABLE TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT?

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British Acts of Taxation

British Acts of Taxation. Look through the power point below and answer the following questions: What is the Royal Proclamation? What is the Quartering Act? Why would you be upset if you were one of the colonists? What is the Stamp Act? Why would you be upset if you were one of the colonists?

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From Protest to Rebellion

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IF YOU MISSED THIS CLASS, YOU NEED TO:

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