'Townshend duties' diaporamas de présentation

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The Road to Revolution

The Road to Revolution. Cause and Effect. A/The Townshend Duties B/ Boston Massacre C/ Lex and Concord D/ The Stamp Act E/ Tea Act and Tea Party F/ First Continental Congress. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1767-The Townshend Duties.

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The Road of Revolution 1763-1775

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GET YOUR NOTES OUT!!!! Cedar Cliff 4- Cumberland Valley 0

GET YOUR NOTES OUT!!!! Cedar Cliff 4- Cumberland Valley 0. September 20, 2010. Essential Question: How did British tax policies move the colonists closer to rebellion?. Objectives: Introduce the British solution to their War Debt.

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What was unique about the British colonial experience that laid the foundations for revolution?

What was unique about the British colonial experience that laid the foundations for revolution?. Its Ideological Origins. Typical Interpretation: British revenue acts and American resistance. Sugar Act, 1764 Stamp Act, 1765 Stamp Act Congress and Boycotts Townshend Duties, 1767, and Boycotts

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The American Revolution

The American Revolution. 1775-1783. Due to all the wars and conflicts in Europe; England was basically broke They needed a way to pay off all their war debt So they began to tax their colonies in North America We call these taxes: Acts. Causes. The Acts Sugar Act: Tax on sugar

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The American Revolution

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The Boston Tea Party

The Boston Tea Party. Despite the hopes of Patriots like Sam Adams, the Boston Massacre did not spark new protests against British rule. Instead, the repeal of the Townshend duties led to a period of calm. There was still a small duty on tea, but Loyalists did not seem to be bothered by it.

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Of the People

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Colonial Agitations

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Steps to Revolution

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