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To Begin the World Over Again

To Begin the World Over Again. Declaring Independence. Daily Objectives. After today’s lesson, you will: Identify the four major parts of the Declaration of Independence Identify key steps leading to the Declaration of Independence. Debate the role of the grievances voiced by the colonists.

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To Begin the World Over Again

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  1. To Begin the World Over Again Declaring Independence

  2. Daily Objectives • After today’s lesson, you will: • Identify the four major parts of the Declaration of Independence • Identify key steps leading to the Declaration of Independence. • Debate the role of the grievances voiced by the colonists

  3. Focus Question: Identify three differences of opinion between the British and the Colonists.

  4. Olive Branch Petition • Congress sent a message to George III • Professed colonial loyalty to the King • Asked to return to policies prior to 1763 • Rejected outright by George III

  5. Common Sense • Some voices called for independence • Thomas Paine and Common Sense • Stressed four points • Protects soldiers and sailors • Can gain international support • Expands American Trade • Provides example to the world

  6. Independence Common Sense an instant best seller Numerous communities began calling for independence Congress assembled a committee to draft a Declaration of Independence in May, 1776

  7. The Declaration of Independence • Four key parts: • Introduction • Political and Philosophical Ideas • List of Grievances • Assertion of Sovereignty

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