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Colonial Identity Formation and Revolutionary Victory: 1750-1776

Explore the development of an American identity among colonists and factors contributing to their win in the Revolution. Analyze military, political, and diplomatic reasons for victory. Assess tension factors like GB military actions, colonial thought, taxation, and liberties. Examine how the French and Indian War reshaped economic, political, and ideological ties between GB and the colonies.

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Colonial Identity Formation and Revolutionary Victory: 1750-1776

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  1. Unit 2 CW Prompts

  2. To what extent had colonists formed an American identity and unify by 1776. (years 1750-1776)

  3. Analyze political, military and diplomatic reasons why the colonists won the Revolutionary war

  4. Evaluate the relative importance of the following as factors leading to British and colonial tensions: 1. GB military action 2. legacy of colonial thought

  5. Write down as much o.i as you know about GB and colonists tensions: using political and economic of PERSIA and one other factor

  6. Analyze how the French and Indian War altered the political, ideological, and economic relationship between GB and the colonists

  7. Evaluate the relative importance of the following as factors leading to British and colonial tensions: 1. taxation 2. stripped liberties

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