Objective To explain the events that led the  colonists to declare their  independence....

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Objective To explain the events that led the  colonists to declare their  independence....

Bellringer Quiz 1. What was significant about Apr.  19, 1775? 2. What body did the Second  Continental Congress create? 3. What document stated that the  colonists were still loyal to the king  but not Parliament? 4. What pamphlet did Thomas Paine  write to increase support for  Revolution? 5. What was one reason that the  colonists declared their  independence according to the  Declaration of Independence?

Intro - how did the Intolerable Acts  aid Patriot leaders?

Body: What events led the colonists to  declare their independence?

Cloure: Declaration of Independence dissection