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Entry Task
  • Please put your homework in the In-Box
  • Collect your notebook from the bin
  • Write down todays word
  • Candid (adj.)
  • Quietly write a prediction for todays word.

2
Agenda
  • Roll/Entry Task
  • Admin
  • Important Dates
  • CCD Quiz
  • Chapter 5 Quiz
  • Chapter 5, Section 4
  • Class Read/Notes

3
Second Continental Congress
  • Began May 10, 1775
  • From the 1st Congress John and Samuel Adams,
    Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, and George
    Washington
  • New Members Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, and
    John Hancock

4
Decisions
  • Printed money
  • Set up a post office
  • Established committees to communicate with other
    countries
  • Created the Continental Army- placed Washington
    in charge

5
Decisions (cont.)
  • Sent the King a petition asking for peace
  • Called it the Olive Branch Petition
  • Why Olive Branch?
  • Why did the colonists send the petition?

6
Early Military Action
  • The Continental Army seized Montreal
  • Benedict Arnolds attack on Quebec failed
  • July 1775 Washington takes control of the army.
  • March 1776 Washington attacks Boston
  • March 17th The British flee, colonists take
    Boston.

7
Thomas Paine
  • Published Common Sense in January 1776
  • His essay called for complete independence
  • Increased support amongst colonists

8
The Declaration of Independence
  • Richard Henry Lee submitted a Resolution for
    Independence
  • Jefferson was chosen to write the declaration
  • Drew ideas from John Lockes work
  • July 2, 1776 Congress votes to pass Lees
    resolution
  • July 4th, 1776 Declaration is approved and
    signed.
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