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Chapter 4: The WAR FOR independence

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Chapter 4: The WAR FOR independence

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Chapter 4: The WAR FOR independence

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American Revolution Notes

American Revolution Notes. Chapter 4 Reading Quiz. Directions: Choose ONE term below and write EVERYTHING you know about it. Stamp Act Boston Massacre Declaration of Independence Valley Forge Battle of Saratoga. Colonies Come of Age. Characteristics of Colonial Regions Northern Middle

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American Revolution: The Birth of a Republic

American Revolution: The Birth of a Republic. Chapter 22 Section 4 p. 563-567. Britain and Its American Colonies. The colonies thrived on trade with the nations of Europe Colonists were British subjects but began to feel a sense of identity as Americans

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The Agrarian Republic

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Unit 4 lesson 2

Unit 4 lesson 2. Colonists Speak Out. Big Idea. Anticipatory Set. The British are coming!. California Standards. Social Studies Standard 5.1 :

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Unit 4 lesson 2

Unit 4 lesson 2. Colonists Speak Out. Big Idea. Anticipatory Set. The British are coming!. California Standards. Social Studies Standard 5.1 :

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From Empire to Independence: 1754-1776 Part I

From Empire to Independence: 1754-1776 Part I. An Overview of the issues that led to Independence. The British and French Fight for and Empire. Longtime enemies, their final struggle occurred in North America. The French and Indian War was fought from 1754 to 1763.

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The Beginnings of Self-Government

The Beginnings of Self-Government. Roanoke Island (1580s) First English-speaking colonists in America. 1584 ? fort and settlement with more than 100 men was established - it was abandoned the following year due to weather, lack of supplies and poor relations with the Native Americans*.

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Chapter 1, Section 3

The American Revolution. Chapter 1, Section 3. Growing Rebelliousness. Big Ideas: Unpopular British Laws led to colonial protests and eventually violence. The British felt that additional taxes were necessary to pay for the increasing costs of safeguarding the colonies.

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Early British Action (5.3)

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Revolutionary Era

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Toward Independence

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Road to Independence

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Road to the American Revolution

Road to the American Revolution. The events that lead to the American Revolution. French and Indian War. Date: 1754-1763 A war between France and England over the Ohio Territory. England wins and the French give up all their land in North America. Proclamation Line of 1763. Date: 1763

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5.4 The Townshend Acts

5.4 The Townshend Acts. No taxation without representation. Charles Townshend.

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