'Colonial assemblies' presentation slideshows

Experience of Empire: Eighteenth-Century America 1680?1763

4. Experience of Empire: Eighteenth-Century America 1680?1763. Experience of Empire: Eighteenth-Century America, 1680?1763. Tensions in the Backcountry What difficulties did Native Americans face in maintaining their cultural independence on the frontiers of English and Spanish settlement?

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Roads to Revolution, 1750-1776

Roads to Revolution, 1750-1776. After 1763, Parliament and the King attempt to reorganize the enlarged empire by tightening control Many ordinary people engaged in direct often violent demonstrations against this These actions reflected a growing socio-economic tension with the colonies

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French & English Mercantilist Wars

French & English Mercantilist Wars. The introduction of new English mercantilist policies changed its economic and military attitude towards the colonies: Increase protective tariffs and create trade regulations so the colonies worked for motherland

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Essential Question :

Essential Question : How did the British American colonies change from the 17 th & 18 th centuries? What themes remained the same? ). Experience of Empire: 18 th Century America. American Colonial Culture: 1700-1780. What did America look like in the 17 th Century ?.

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Essential Question :

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Monday - Warm -Up

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Imperial Relations in the 18 th Century

Imperial Relations in the 18 th Century. Salutary Neglect or De Facto Federalism. Characteristics of 18 th Century Colonial America. The Restoration, 1660-1688. Dominion of New England. The Restoration and the Navigation Acts. Restoration Andros and the Dominion of New England

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Colonial Society on the Eve of the Revolution

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Chapter 4 INDEPENDENCE!

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CLEAR ly TAK sing: A Review of Test Taking Strategies

CLEAR ly TAK sing: A Review of Test Taking Strategies. Presentation adapted from one by Mary Smith, Cy-Fair ISD. QAR Question Answer Relation. RIGHT THERE. THINK AND SEARCH. ON MY OWN. RIGHT THERE easy to find, in the same sentence

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Lesson 5.2: Roots of Representative Government

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4.3 Life in the City 4.4 Rights of the Colonists

4.3 Life in the City 4.4 Rights of the Colonists. By: Theresa Shulfer . Ben Bisone , Chris Karch . Trevor Glodowski . City Life. 1 in 20 colonists lived in cities The heart of any city was its waterfront The marketplace bustled with fisherman and farmers

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By: Cierra Simmons Chester Amaral Kyle Chapman Cameron Cabral Josh Hatfield

The Middle Colonies. By: Cierra Simmons Chester Amaral Kyle Chapman Cameron Cabral Josh Hatfield. The Politics. M ainly ran by Royal or Proprietary Governors and elected Colonial Assemblies Constitutions granted religious freedom and forbid taxing without representation

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HY 135

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Political and Social characteristics of the English Colonies

Political and Social characteristics of the English Colonies. Standard 1.1 E.Q. How did the original types of government impact the US government today? . Social characteristics . Public education did not exist for some in the southern colonies. New England & Mid-Atlantic: Egalitarian

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Tighter British Control

Tighter British Control. I. Growing Apart. King George III kept 10,000 soldiers in colonies to enforce proc. 1763 England is in Debt after War Quartering Act is passed- Sugar Act is passed- Colonial leader James Otis says- Taxation without representation is tyranny. II. Stamp Act.

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The Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts

The Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts. The Stamp Act of 1765. The Stamp Act increased tension between Britain and the colonies. This law required all documents to carry an official stamp showing that a tax had been paid. Diplomas, newspapers, contracts, and wills had to carry a stamp.

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