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8 th Grade US HISTORY STUDY GUIDE

8 th Grade US HISTORY STUDY GUIDE. S T A A R BUSTERS. First English colony in the Americas was established where and in what year Answer: Jamestown, Virginia 1607. The Declaration of Independence was signed when?. Answer: 1776.

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Written by: Greg Clevenger

Written by: Greg Clevenger. Overview. Also called War for Independence Started in 1775 in Lexington and Concord Massachusetts Caused America to separate from Great Britain Ended in 1783. Major Causes. The French and Indian War The Sugar Act The Stamp Act The Townshend Acts

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Ch. 8 PPT Notes America Secedes From the Empire

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Origins of the american revolution

Ms. Garratt - Chapter 1: pp. 28-39 and Chapter 2: pp. 46-63. Origins of the american revolution. Mercantilism Nations could increase their power & wealth by Obtaining as much gold & silver as possible Establishing a favorable balance of trade by exporting more than importing

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Battles of the American War for Independence

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The Ancien Regime in France

Date: 6/01/2020. Revolutions Unit 3 AOS 1. The Ancien Regime in France. Learning intention: SWBAT explain the Social and Economic conditions in France on the eve of the revolution. Success Criteria Take at least 15 dot point notes on the political conditions of Ancien Regime France

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THE RESTORATION, 1815-1830

THE RESTORATION, 1815-1830. In France, marked by a bitter political struggle between Ultraroyalists Wanted to wipe out everything the French Revolution achieved Various liberal groups Wanted to preserve best reforms of 1789-1815 Louis XVIII stood in between two extremes

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Welcome to

Welcome to. 8th Grade U.S. History. A study of the United States to 1877. 1. You will need a sheet of paper and a pen. 2. A word is going to be displayed on the next slide. 3. Your task is to write as many words or phrases that come to your mind after you see the word. Ready. America.

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1789: The French Revolution

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Marquis de Lafayette

RIPS. ARS. Marquis de Lafayette. Royal Court. Notre Dame. Bastille. RIPS. ARS. Marquis Saint -Evremond. RIPS. ARS. King Louis XVI. RIPS. ARS. Count of Artois. RIPS. ARS. Duke d'Orleans. RIPS. ARS. Queen Marie Antoinette. RIPS. ARS. Cardinal de Rohan. RIPS. ARS.

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Biography Bottles

Biography Bottles. Important People from the American Revolution. George Washington. Patrick Henry. Paul Revere. Benjamin Franklin. Bernardo de Galvez. Marquis de Lafayette. Thomas Paine. Abigail Adams. Nathaniel Hale. Thomas Jefferson. Samuel Adams. John Adams.

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The American Revolutionary War

The American Revolutionary War. General Overview of War. In the early months/years of the war most of the fighting took place in the Northern areas of New England and New York. Fighting extended as far South as New Jersey

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The American Revolution

The American Revolution. The War Continues p. 172 - 176. Gaining Allies. The victory at Saratoga boosted American spirits and marked a turning point in the war. European nations, especially France , realized that the U.S. might actually win its war against Great Britain.

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By: Mariah Baumer

Marquis de Lafayette. By: Mariah Baumer. MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE.

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Preview 10-8

Preview 10-8. Define loyalist, patriot, and neutralist. You may use a textbook. 2 nd -6 th Pick up your poster from the back if you would like it. America the Story of US. Battle of Saratoga Clip. Think.

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Marquis De Lafayette

By: Savion Coleman. Marquis De Lafayette. Marquis De Lafayette. Was born September 6, 1757 , in Chavaniac, France. He was raised by the his mom and grandmother because his father died.

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