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Goal: Complete the Col Unrest Unit Warm-up: Test on Thursday Please take Warm-up do questions 1 and 2 on the word list side…

Reminders: Put a check mark next to word when video discusses it… Causes Put a check mark next to word when video discusses it… Boston Tea Party 2 Be ready to tell me one new piece of info…

Possible Essays… Which Act of Parliament angered the American Colonists the most? Defend your opinion- at what point did colonists stop viewing themselves as British citizens and start seeing themselves as Americans? Was the American Revolution inevitable? Why could England be offended by American actions? What act of Colonial protest/resistance would rebellious teenagers today be most likely to support? What idea had the greatest impact on American Colonists?

How did we get here?

Proclamation Act of 1763 Ended settlement west of Appalachian Mountains. Upset them. By 1765, many started crossing the line and settled in western lands.

Sugar Act Cut in half the tax rates on Molasses. Created courts to punish smugglers Continued smuggling.

Stamp Act Direct tax on articles and documents Loud protests Wrote newspaper articles against the tax. Boycotted British goods “No taxation with out representation”

Townshend Acts Created a tax (duty) on tea, paper, glass, and paint. Smuggling continued. Boycotts.

Quartering Act Colonists were to provide/pay for barracks and supplies for British troops Mass and NY refuse to pay. Other states find ways to disobey.

No taxation without representation vs Wanted direct representation Believed in Virtual representation

Name:___________________ 1)Define 5 of these terms: Treaty of Paris (1783) French and Indian War Stamp Act Sugar Act Boycott Sons of Liberty Boston Massacre Common Sense Quartering Act Townshend Act Tea Act Boston Tea Party Writs of assistance James Otis Liberty Bell Richard Stockton Thomas Paine Enlightenment Rule of law Taxation without Representation Boston Tea Party Lord North Paul Revere William Dawes Patriots Pontiacs Rebellion Boycotts Formation of the Sons of Liberty First Continental Congress Intolerable Acts Townshend Acts Francis Hopkinson Battle of Yorktown Battles of Lexington and Concord First Continental Congress Declaration of Independence Revolutionary War Second Continental Congress Declaration of Independence Treaty of Paris (1783) Revolutionary War French and Indian War First Continental Congress Second Continental Congress Battles of Lexington and Concord Name:___________________ 1)Define 5 of these terms: 2)Select 2 “scary” terms: