'British goods' presentation slideshows

The American Revolution

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What marked the beginning of self-government in colonial America?

What marked the beginning of self-government in colonial America?. the Mayflower Compact the House of Burgesses the Boston Tea Party the First Continental Congress. According to the theory of ____, a country should sell more goods to other countries than it buys. independence mercantilism

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French and Indian wAR

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Revolution in America

Revolution in America. The French and Indian War to the Treaty of Paris. The French and Indian War and the Proclamation of 1763.

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The Birth of a Democratic Nation

The Birth of a Democratic Nation. Chapter 2 Section 2 Notes. Declaration of Independence. The document that declared that the American colonies were independent from the government of Great Britain. It established America as its own nation. What led to the Declaration of Independence?.

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Chapter 5 Toward Independence

Chapter 5 Toward Independence. Patriots. also called Whigs or Rebels believed colonies had right to rule themselves. Loyalists. also called Tories Americans who were loyal to England. allies. nations that help each other. Conflict in Ohio (before 1763). 13 colonies crowded

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Chapter 6 Notes

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Creating the Constitution

Creating the Constitution. The Articles of Confederation. During the Revolution, the new United States needed a functioning government Modeled after colonial governments States would retain sovereignty Founders were fearful of concentrated power due to past experience with the British .

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Creating the Constitution

Creating the Constitution. The Articles of Confederation. During the Revolution, the new United States needed a functioning government Modeled after colonial governments States would retain sovereignty Founders were fearful of concentrated power due to past experience with the British .

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India Seeks Self Rule

India Seeks Self Rule. From the BRITISH. Standards. History of India. Since 1858, India had been a British colony. As time passed, Indians called for more freedom. In 1885, nationalists set up the Indian National Congress. They worked to give India a voice in running the land.

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British Imperialism in India

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Free Enterprise

Free Enterprise. Chapter 7. Free Enterprise. Main cause of Revolution Colonists resentment towards British mercantilism (British making colonists buy only British goods) Before the war, the British economy was weakened due to boycotts

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The Union was split NORTH and SOUTH

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1 st C ontinental Congress

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Nationalism and Revolution Around the World

Nationalism and Revolution Around the World. Section 3: India Seeks Self-Rule. Calls for Independence. After World War I, Britain promised Indians greater self-government.

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Freedom and Partition of India

Freedom and Partition of India. Growing Unrest After WWI Indian nationalists increased their demands for Freedom. In 1919 Britain created laws that limited freedom of the press and other rights.

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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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American Colonies Join Together

American Colonies Join Together. Events leading up to the Declaration of Independence. England did not interfere with government in the colonies until it needed money to pay debts By mid 1700s colonists felt that England was trying to gain control

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