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White Out! A detective approach to improve historical literacy

White Out! A detective approach to improve historical literacy. Anthony Fitzpatrick Vice President of Professional Development The American Institute for History Education. Florida Sunshine State Standards. Historical Analysis

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Pre-Revolution Power Players

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Teaching and Learning with Sakai: 15 Minutes of Fame, Shame and to Frame

Teaching and Learning with Sakai: 15 Minutes of Fame, Shame and to Frame. Teaching and Learning Sakai Group Preconference Session, 7 July 2009. Pre-Conference Workshop Overview. Session goal is to highlight: Examples of how Sakai is being used to enhance teaching and learning ( Fame )

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The American Revolution

The Birth of the United States . The American Revolution. The colonists, who were used to salutary neglect and very little interference by the British, grew unhappy with active British involvement.

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The Road to Revolution 1763-1775

The Road to Revolution 1763-1775. The Road to Revolution.

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ABC Book of U.S. History

ABC Book of U.S. History . Lisbet Olalde. A. John Adams- XYZ Affair Samuel Adams-Leader of The Sons of Liberty. B. Franklin Benjamin-Author , publisher, inventor, and diplomat Galvez Bernardo-Spaniard who held off British in New Orleans but allowed Americans use of the part. . c.

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People of the American Revolution

People of the American Revolution. John Adams. Lawyer Defended the British troops accused in the Boston Massacre Envoy to Britain during the Revolution to negotiate First Vice-President of U.S. Second President of U.S. James Otis. Descendant of Mayflower pilgrim

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The Stirrings of Rebellion

The Stirrings of Rebellion. Chapter 4- Section 1. True or False. The original 13 colonies were all very similar to each other. . False. New England : small farms, lumbering, fishing, ship building Middle: farming

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Road to Revolution

Road to Revolution. Navigation Acts 1651. Law passed by Britain that said the colonist could only trade with the British. Only British ships could be used for transport. All European imports had to go through England.

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Conflicts in the Colonies

Conflicts in the Colonies. Conflict in the Colonies. Native Americans -land -religion English Power -Mercantilism: England used colonies to provide products they could not produce -Development of naval power -Desired a favorable balance of trade (when exports exceed imports.

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Road to Rebellion

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Chapter 4 Sec 1 Notes

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The Road to Revolution 1763-1775

The Road to Revolution 1763-1775. CH.7. The Deep Roots of Revolution. A sense of independence had already begun to develop before the Revolution because Britain was over 3,000 miles away. Sailing across the Atlantic in a ship often took 6 to 8 weeks.

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American Revolution Era, 1775 - 1783

American Revolution Era, 1775 - 1783. Taxation without Representation Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party Unalienable Rights Battles of Lexington and Concord, Saratoga, and Yorktown Declaration of Independence Articles of Confederation. 1776. Adoption of the Declaration of Independence

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Causes of the Revolutionary War

Causes of the Revolutionary War. Unrest in the Colonies. British Government Actions: First Action Against the Colonists- The Proclamation of 1763. After the French and Indian War ended, British colonists again began to move into lands west of the Appalachian Mts.

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The Road to Revolution

The Road to Revolution. Table of Contents: French and Indian War (picture) 3 Proclamation of 1763 5 Taxes: Sugar Act 7 Stamp Act of 1765 9 Townshend Acts of 1767 11 The Boston Massacre 13 Tea Act/Boston Tea Party 15 Intolerable Acts 17 1st Continental Congress.

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Uniting the Colonies

Uniting the Colonies. Chapter 5, Lesson 2. Trouble in Massachusetts. Protests continued in the colonies and British Officials began to get nervous and sent a message to Great Britain in 1768. Believed they were on the brink of a rebellion (rejection of authority)

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Chapter 4: Tyranny is Tyranny

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Roles played by Significant Individuals during the American Revolution

Roles played by Significant Individuals during the American Revolution. Abigail Adams.

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