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Topic: Tension Leads to Independence ELP Essential Question: What caused the relationship between Britain and the Colonies to deteriorate?

Early British actions Proclamation of 1763 Quartering Act (1765)

Proclamation of 1763 Quartering Act (1765) Stamp Act (1765) Townshend Acts (1767) Charles Townshend

Stamp Act (1765) Townshend Acts (1767) Colonists’ reactions to acts of Parliament Boycott A refusal to buy or participate

Boycott A refusal to buy or participate American colonists organized boycotts on British goods Forced Parliament to repeal the Stamp Act

American colonists organized boycotts on British goods Forced Parliament to repeal the Stamp Act Petition A formal request made to the government Colonists petitioned the government to try to get acts of Parliament repealed

A formal request made to the government Colonists petitioned the government to try to get acts of Parliament repealed Sons of Liberty Secret societies formed to protect the rights of colonists Samuel Adams One of the leaders

Samuel Adams One of the leaders 10-2-2 #1 Discuss Early British actions Boycott Petition Sons of Liberty Do you agree with the methods of the Sons of Liberty? Write an explanation as to whether you do or not.

Samuel Adams One of the leaders Boston Massacre (1770) Clash between British soldiers and colonists 5 colonists were killed

Clash between British soldiers and colonists 5 colonists were killed Crispus Attucks Former slave Considered the 1st martyr of the Revolution

Former slave Considered the 1st martyr of the Revolution Paul Revere’s exaggerated engraving

Considered the 1st martyr of the Revolution Paul Revere’s exaggerated engraving Fueled pro-revolutionary feelings Example of propaganda Definition: the organized spreading of ideas to influence public opinion

Example of propaganda Definition: the organized spreading of ideas to influence public opinion Soldiers were put on trial for murder John Adams served as their attorney All found not guilty except two who were given light sentences

John Adams served as their attorney All found not guilty except two who were given light sentences 10-2-2 #2 Discuss Boston Massacre Crispus Attucks Revere’s engraving Trial of the soldiers Do you think the soldiers at the Boston Massacre were guilty of murder? Write an explanation to justify your answer.