Warm Up

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Warm Up

• Grab a Historical Fiction Summary Sheet from
  front table and complete.
• Also take out Historical Fiction Project Sheet.

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The Presentation

• 3 Parts for Presentation
• Talk about the Plot
• Connect to History
• Talk about the real history

• The Poster
• Half a piece of poster board (no larger)
• Extra Credit?
• Get you in your collage

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Take out Your Taxation Worksheet
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Taxation without Representation

• The Events Leading to the Revolution!

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Prior to FI War

• The Navigation Acts
• All Trade must go to England
• Smuggling became popular pastime

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Effects of F I War

• Fur Trade
• Huge Debt
• Colonies must pay
• Proclamation of 1763

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Debts Taxing

• How were taxes collected?

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The Sugar Act 1764

• Taxed foreign molasses
• Made foreign sugar and molasses more expensive
  than British
• Seize goods without court

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The Stamp Act 1765

• Tax on all printed material
• Angered colonists
• Tax without consent
• Interfere with colonial affairs
• Protests break out

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Protests in the Street
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Stamp Act Congress

• 9 colonies urge boycott
• Colonial leaders meet New York
• Ended with Repeal in 1766
• Declaratory Act 1766

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Townshend Acts 1767

• Import Taxes
• Lead, paint, paper, glass and tea imported by
  colonists
• NY Legislature suspended until agrees to
  quartering of troops

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Guided Reading Work

• Due Fri Oct 1st

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Warm Up

• Grab the Addendum sheet
• Take out Taxation Worksheet
• Using Same directions as taxation sheet complete
  the Stamp Act Congress and Boston Massacre entries

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Unrest Builds!

• Boston
• Unjust Laws
• 2 Regiments of troops

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Primary Source Read

• The Incident in Boston
• March 5, 1770

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The Boston Incident
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Ch 5 GR Work
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Warm Up

• Take Out Colonial Grievance Worksheet

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The Boston Massacre
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Historical Fiction Warm Up

• Grab a Historical Fiction Summary Sheet and
  Complete

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John Adams
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Warm Up

• Take Out Taxation Sheet and complete any
  remaining entries
• Hand in Sons o Liberty / Committee of
  Correspondence activity on front table

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Review

• Why did England pass their FI war debt to the
  colonies?
• Which town became the hotbed for anti-taxation
  protest?
• What happened between a mob and a group of
  British soldiers in that town?
• What is propaganda?

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News Spreads!

• Propaganda twisted truth, or misinformation
  designed to gain an advantage
• Committees of Correspondence Letter writing
  groups organized to keep other colonies informed
  of British actions in the colonies

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Tea Problems

• Townshend Acts repealed
• Except for Tea
• Period of calm ensues in colonies

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The Tea Act of 1773

• British Tea Company losing money in colonies
• Dutch Merchants selling cheaper Tea
• Tax makes non British East India Company very
  expensive

• Colonists extremely angry!

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Boston Tea Party

• December 16, 1773

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The Intolerable Acts

• Coercive Acts
• Boston Harbor Closed
• Government Shut Down
• Pay for Tea
• House soldiers in homes

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Timeline Activity
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Warm Up

• Take out your timelines and complete
• With each timeline entry add a small illustration

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The Response to the Intolerable Acts
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The Continental Congress

• September 1774

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Continental Congress

• 55 Delegates from 12 colonies
• Met in Philly
• Who came?

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John and Samuel Adams
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John Jay
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Richard Henry Lee and Patrick Henry
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George Washington
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The Minutes

• List of Grievances
• Boycott of all English Goods
• Suffolk Resolves
• Arm militia around Boston

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Colonial Militia
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Trouble Brewing

• Sir Thomas Gage
• 700 troops to Concord

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The Redcoats are Coming!
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The Shot Heard Round the World

• Lexington 70 militia
• March to Concord
• Long March Home