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To pay for the French and Indian War, Great Britain passed a series of tax laws. Some examples of these laws were the Sugar Act, the Stamp Act, and the Townshend Act.

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Unit 2 Review Game

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This is the percentage of France's population that belonged to the Third Estate .

This is the percentage of France's population that belonged to the Third Estate . Estates. 100. What is 97% ?. Estates. 100. This group was of the First Estate . Estates. 200. Who were the Catholic Clergy ?. Estates. 200. This group was the poorest of the Third Estate . Estates. 300.

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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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The Revolutionary War

The Revolutionary War. British Move Against New York. British Gen. Howe took one last shot at resolving the Revolution diplomatically, but found no success Summer 1776, Howe moved to capture New York City, first routing the Continental Army on Long Island. New York Falls.

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Causes of the American Revolution

Causes of the American Revolution. Mrs. Armstrong 4 th Grade Teacher . Standards . SS4H4 The student will explain the causes, events, and results of the American Revolution.

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Decline of Ottomans and Qing China

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Decline of Ottomans and Qing China

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Communities and Their Histories

Communities and Their Histories. Chapter 7. Vocabulary. Explorer : A person who travels looking for new lands Fleet : A large group of ships Fortification : Walls around a building used for protection

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American Revolution Chapter 7.4 and 7.5

American Revolution Chapter 7.4 and 7.5. Bellwork: 12/18/12. Map Skills Turn to page 205 in your textbooks Based on this map, where did the Patriot victories in the Revolutionary War take place?. Bellwork Answers.

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The Battle of the Plains of Abraham

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Yorktown the Key to winning the Revolutionary War

Yorktown the Key to winning the Revolutionary War. Was it fate or divine providence that allowed the Americans to win at Yorktown or brilliant military strategy?. General Washington gives off confidence in this portrait of him. Washington listened to others and made good decisions.

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Winning The War of 1812

Winning The War of 1812. Revolution winner; New Orleans or Yorktown?. Steve Helmeci Period 7. Objective. The students should be able to decide whether the Battle of New Orleans or the Battle of Yorktown was more influential in our country's history .

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Alabama High School Graduation Exam

Alabama High School Graduation Exam. The American Revolution and The War of 1812. Causes . There are many causes for the colonists revolt against Great Britain. These include: 1. Taxation 2. The French and Indian War 3. Lack of Free Trade 4. Boston Massacre 5. Boston Tea Party

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The American Revolutionary War (1775-1781)

The American Revolutionary War (1775-1781). British Advantages Over the Americans. Brits had greater numbers of troops. 48,000 British soldiers + 30,000 Hessians Americans had no standing army. Brits had an organized navy. Brits were used to American soil.

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Events of the American Revolution Time Period

Events of the American Revolution Time Period. From French and Indian War To The American Revolution. French and Indian War. 1754-1763 Results of many years of conflict between France and Great Britain It led to the American Revolution because Great Britain was left with a huge war debt

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7.3 T he Path to Victory

7.3 T he Path to Victory. Savannah and Charlestown. The British believed most southerners were Loyalists so they felt that if they gained control of the South the southerners would hold it for them ( strategy, British advantage ).

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Topics to study for Quiz 7.5

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