Uniting the colonits

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  2.Parliament passed many taxes after the war to make the colonists pay for the war and to maintain a British military presence in North America to protect the frontier. 3.The Proclamation of 1763 forbid the colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains in order to prevent further conflict with Native Americans, land which the ...

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  1.Colonists experienced the presence of large numbers of British troops in America both during and after the war. 2.Parliament passed many taxes after the war to make the colonists pay for the war and to maintain a British military presence in North America to protect the frontier.

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• [DOC File]Chapter 2—Origins of American Government

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  Uniting for Independence. The Colonies on Their Own. 2 events changed the relationship between the colonists & their rulers: French & Indian War (1756-1763)—British defeated French so colonists no longer needed British protection. 1760—George III became King and felt that the Colonies should help pay the debt from the French 7 Indian War.

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• [DOCX File]TYPING/U.S. HISTORY - Daily Agenda

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  #5: Chapter 3 Lesson 3: Uniting the Colonists. How did the colonists react to the “Boston Massacre?” a. b. How did the British react to these actions by the colonists? What did the “Boston Sons of Liberty” do when the tea arrived in the Boston Harbor? In 1774 Parliament passed the Coercive Acts – what does “coercive” mean?

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• [DOC File]Lesson Plan 1 - Black

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  1. The Powhatan Indians taught the Jamestown colonists how to grow corn. 2. Under the Dominion of New England, the King of England attempted to centralize royal power by uniting the New England colonies . 3. Because Anne Hutchinson challenged Puritan authority, she was banished from Massachusetts 4.

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  Explain that many colonists were quick to come to the defense of Boston. They protested the Intolerable Acts and sent supplies to Boston. The British had hoped to isolate Boston by these laws, but they had the effect of uniting the colonies. Display “The Edenton Tea Party”, located in the Supplemental Materials (Unit 5, Lesson 5).

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  :1. This was the first voluntary union/uniting of colonies in America to work together2. Each colony was represented by 2 commissioners-a great precedent for representative government . KING JAMES, king of England at the time, did NOT like the idea of his American colonies UNITING for any reason.

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• [DOCX File]First Continental Congress Information Sheet

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  The Congress hoped that uniting would give them a more powerful voice in England. Although colonists ranged from . Patriots. to . Loyalists, delegates to the Congress demanded fair treatment and peace from England—not independence just yet. They asked King George III to stop taxing the colonies without their consent and they gathered a list of

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  Guided Reading Activity- Lesson 2: Uniting the Colonists. Interactive Graphic Organizer- Taking Notes: Describing, Intolerable Acts. Primary Source Activity: Uniting the Colonists. Reading Essentials and Study Guide for American History- Lesson 2: Uniting the Colonists. Summative:

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  This act threatens to destabilize the entire colonial economy of both the industrial North and agricultural South, uniting the colonists against it. May 1764: At a town meeting in Boston, James Otis raises the issue of taxation without representation and urges a united response to the recent acts imposed by England.

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• [DOC File]Chapter 8

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  The colonists were angered by the taxes because they had no say or, representation. in Parliament. The act in which British soldieries were to be housed or quartered in colonists’ homes was known as the . Quartering Act. or a part of the . Intolerable Acts. A formal meeting of representatives is known as a . congress.

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• [DOC File]Prelude to Revolution - Ms. Ferrari's AP US HISTORY

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  prohibits the colonists from issuing any legal tender paper money. This act threatens to destabilize the entire colonial economy of both the industrial North and agricultural south, thus uniting the colonists against it. 1764 - In May, at a town meeting in Boston, James Otis. raises the issue of “taxation without representation”

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  An effort by the colonists to use force to resist the King A clear step toward self-government An early attempt to establish universal suffrage An attempt by the colonists to establish freedom of religion. The British system of mercantilism was opposed by many American colonists because it. Placed quotas on immigration

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• PRACTICE TEST – Colonization - American Revolution

  16. Between 1765 and 1774 the main cause of conflict between Great Britain and the colonists was. a. defense b. land c. religion d. trade and taxes. 17. The Stamp Act required colonists to pay a tax on. a. writs of assistance b. written materials c. tea d. imported sugar, wine, and cloth. 18. Colonists responded to the Stamp Tax with: a. Calls ...

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  Uniting in Peaceful Protest The Colonists were all so angry with the Stamp Act that it _____ from Georgia to New Hampshire. Delegates from the Colonies met in _____ The Colonists drew up a _____ a formal written request to someone in authority, signed by a group of people . The Colonists told Parliament they had no _____ ...

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