'Declaring independence' presentation slideshows

JEOPARDY

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The American Revolution 1775 - 1783

The American Revolution 1775 - 1783. COLONISTS VS BRITISH. Setting the stage for Rebellion. Proclamation of 1763 British acts (1765 - ) Boston Massacre (1770) Boston Tea Party (1773) Boycots Protests

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1775-1783

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Terms and People

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3.3 Declaring Independence

3.3 Declaring Independence. MAIN IDEA Conflicts between Great Britain and the American colonies grows over issues of taxation, representation, and liberty. WHY IT MATTERS NOW. Colonial protests were the first steps on the road to American independence. CA Standards.

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Core Content Coaching Module Social Studies Grade 8

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Set Questions: Thinking back from last class:

Set Questions: Thinking back from last class: What were some motivations that patriots had to rebel? What were some motivations that loyalists had to remain loyal? Were all of the colonists Loyalists or Patriots?. Objectives. Understand why many colonists favored independence

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Chap 7 American History THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Chap 7 American History THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Chp 7, The American Revolution Describe the actions taken by the First continental Congress Evaluate how the fighting at Lexington and Concord affected the colonies conflict with Great Britain

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The American Revolution

The American Revolution. 4.2 ~ Declaring Independence. FOCUS QUESTION. What events led the colonists to declare their independence from Britain?. Boston Patriots respond to the Intolerable Acts. John Hancock and Samuel Adams organized a Provincial Congress to run Massachusetts.

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Revolutionary War

Revolutionary War. Learning Targets. I can assess the struggles that the Colonists had in winning the Revolutionary War. I can compare and contrast the stance of Patriots and Loyalists.

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Ch 42 Ideas Help Start a Revolution

Ch 42 Ideas Help Start a Revolution. MAIN IDEA Tensions increase throughout the colonies until the Continental Congress declares independence on July 4, 1776. WHY IT MATTERS NOW. The United States was founded at this time. Second Continental Congress. May-June 1775 in Philadelphia debated

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The American Revolution

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Section 2 Declaring Independence. Bell-Ringer 4.2. Unscramble the letters in each underlined word to reveal the solution to each clue. ADCILONATRE of GRSTIH Clue: Delegates at the First Continental Congress wrote this document. 2. NAGSNTIWOH

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Declaring Independence

Declaring Independence. The Intolerable Time. Colonists from all over see the Intolerable Acts as a direct attack on colonial freedom Still many were hesitant to take up arms against the most power empire in the world (Britain)

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