'Many colonists' presentation slideshows

Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Firsts. Acts. Terminology . Forms of Government. Reasons. Draw that Connection. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 40 Points.

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What was the first English settlement in North America? Why was it founded?

What was the first English settlement in North America? Why was it founded?. Jamestown, to establish a colony well suited for growing tobacco in the Chesapeake region. Why did the Puritans want to leave England? What boat did they travel on? What was their purpose?.

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How Do You Make Questions Come Alive for Inquiry in the Classroom?

How Do You Make Questions Come Alive for Inquiry in the Classroom?. Featuring C3 Teachers: Stephen Lazar & Andy Snyder Moderated by: John Lee & Kathy Swan. NCSS Webinar Series, Tuesday, February 11, 2014 .

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First Conflicts: The English Mercantilist System

First Conflicts: The English Mercantilist System. Mercantilism. Colonial-era economic theory that supported the belief that nations become wealthy and powerful by accumulating gold and silver Gold and silver are accumulated by exporting (selling) more than you import (buy). Mercantilism.

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Gallipoli April 25 th , 1915

Gallipoli April 25 th , 1915. Churchill http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/gallipoli.htm Soft underbelly Ataturk ANZACs and debacle British promises of self-determination Kemal Attaturk and the Young Turks Turkism/ 1913 nationalism extended. Gallipoli .

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European Exploration and Colonization of North America

European Exploration and Colonization of North America. Colonies in North America. The Spanish. The Spanish explored the North American continent for main reasons that are categorized as: To find riches (Goods/Gold) To spread religion, or Christianity (God) To expand their empire (Glory)

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Causes of the American Revolution

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What made the British suddenly care????

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GROWING PAINS

GROWING PAINS. Life was hard and some colonists began to grumble because Savannah was not the paradise they had expected. There were frequent and sometimes heavy rains and they were not used to the humidity, insects and heat of coastal Georgia.

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Patriots v. loyalists

Patriots v. loyalists. 10.8.13. Materials. Homework (1 paragraph) -Choose a side! Write a letter to the class as a loyalist or a patriot , provide three reasons why you chose that side, and try and convince them to join your side.

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Events Leading to The American Revolution

Events Leading to The American Revolution. By Kaleb Smith 3rd. The Navigation Acts. A series of laws passed between 1751 and 1773 These acts directed the flow of goods from England and the Colonists Colonists could not use foreign ships, even if those ships offered cheaper rates

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Towards Revolution!!!

Towards Revolution!!!. EQ: When is it necessary for citizens to rebel against their government? What events caused tensions between the colonists and the British?. French and Indian War. 1755-1763 French and Native Americans fought Britain/colonists

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Vocabulary for American Revolution. Loyalist. a person who is still loyal to the king. surrender. t o give up. Patriot. a colonist who opposed British rule and wanted to fight for independence. Common Sense neutral.

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Colonists Speak Out

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Last of the Mohicans

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What type of government did England have?

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Chapter 3-1 Early English Settlements

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TAXING THE COLONIES! Student Simulation

TAXING THE COLONIES! Student Simulation. Classroom Historical Experience Reality. Memorandum announced that students had to pay for photocopies. The Sugar Act was an attempt to raise money to run the colonies by taxing the colonists.

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Trouble In Boston

Trouble In Boston . By Aalyah a. Irvin b. Raymond g. Rocio b. Trouble In Boston . Protests Like The Liberty Affair Made British Colonials officials nervous. The many colonists, especially those living in Boston, felt that the British had pushed them to far.

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The French & Indian War (1756 to 1763)

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