'George iii' presentation slideshows

First Semester Review

First Semester Review. What year was the first permanent English settlement established?. 1607. What was the first representative assembly in the colonies? . House of Burgesses. What conflict caused the British to tax the colonists?. The French and Indian War.

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THE CAUSES OF THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, 1763-1775

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The French and Indian War

The French and Indian War. British-French Rivalry. British-French Rivalry. Population in the British colonies grew resulting in people moving west into the Ohio River Valley. This land was controlled by French fur traders.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2 . Origins of American Government - Setting the stage for American Government - A chronology of how American Government was established. . Basic Principles of English Thought used by the Colonists.

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Chapter 18

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The Colonization of North America

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USHAP

USHAP . Unit 2 Week 3. Agenda: Monday 9/24/12. Objective: Practice primary source analysis and trace the further emergence of an American political culture Content: American republican culture Skills: Primary source, compare and contrast

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Revolution!. At the Start of the War. When the war started American soldiers were overconfident about their chances The overconfidence was probably caused by: A victory at the opening Battle of Concord Fervor for freedom from Britain

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Literature of Revolution

Literature of Revolution. Unit 3. About Benjamin Franklin. Dream Writer Didacticism Today, popular Happiness, God, mainstream entire. About The Autobiography. Unfinished Record Values Religion - existed - Deistic - benefited. About The Autobiography. Sinful, Deistic, good List

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Chapter 2 : Lesson 2 Uniting for Independence

Chapter 2 : Lesson 2 Uniting for Independence. Essential Question. Why and how did the colonists declare Independence?. Colonies on Their Own. For almost 150 years, the American colonies ruled themselves without interference from England. Kings and Queens of Great Britain.

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3rd Class

3rd Class. Start Audio Recording Attendance Sheet Handouts Slides Agenda Review Later history of English Constitutional Law Introduction to Criminal Law Rex v. Hugh Smith, De Republica Reading for next class Throckmorton

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Imperial and Local Origins of the American Revolution

Imperial and Local Origins of the American Revolution. Events, Ideas, Turning Points, 1689-1776. Imperial Origins. Mercantilism Self Government Imperial Rivalries . Mercantilism. Imperial Self Sufficiency Closed Economic System Codified and Enforced through Navigation Acts.

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Revolutionary Period

Revolutionary Period. Chapters 7 and 8. British Taxation and Other Policies. British tried to get more money from the colonies through two main tactics: 1-actually enforcing their mercantilist laws and taxes on shipping and imports 2-passing taxes on the colonists themselves (not on imports)

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The British Restoration Period 1660-1798

Newmanland Presents . . . . The British Restoration Period 1660-1798. Also known as. . . The Augustan Age, The Neoclassical Period, The Enlightenment, and The Age of Reason. Why is this time known as the Restoration Period?.

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The Flowering of Romanticism

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18 th Century British History

18 th Century British History. By: Mikaela Davis. Timeline of Major Historic Events. Restoration of King Charles II to the throne. 1701 The War of Spanish Succession 1707 Treaty of Union 1746 Final Jacobite rising crushed at Battle of Culloden. 1756 Seven Years War Begins

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Revolutionary Governments

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