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Causes of for revolution Foldable Instructions and notes

What is a foldable?

Foldables Follow directions If you need help…ASK Fold, glue, cut Anchor tab=only place where glue goes Things to remember with GLUE Dot, dot not a lot One line is just fine

Make sure not to cut the anchor tab (topic tab) Step 1 Cut out the foldable Make sure not to cut the anchor tab (topic tab)

Step 2 Fold the anchor tab

Add glue to ANCHOR TAB only and place on clean sheet of paper Step 3 Add glue to ANCHOR TAB only and place on clean sheet of paper

Let glue dry then cut out the tabs Step 4 Let glue dry then cut out the tabs

Cause of the American Revolution NOW it’s time for notes! Cause of the American Revolution

French and Indian War British in debt because of war Begin to TAX colonists Thought colonists should help pay

Documents of 1763 Treaty of Paris—ended the war and gave British full control over all American colonies Proclamation of 1763—British deal with natives…colonists can’t go beyond Appalachian Mountains

No Taxation without Representation A lot of taxes from British government Sugar Act—(1st) Stamp Act—tax on anything paper Townshend Acts—tax on glass, paint, etc. Boston Massacre—protest (7 killed by British)

Resistance Groups Sons of Liberty—protest against all taxes, damaged British property, Boston Tea Party Daughters of Liberty—protest by boycotting (ladies—make your clothes) Committees of Correspondence—create private communication lines for patriots Thomas Paine—wrote Common Sense

Intolerable acts Punishment for the Boston Tea Party Closed trade to Boston Harbor Quartering Act—British soldiers can freeload whenever!! Boston under military control—RED COATS EVERYWHERE First Continental Congress created

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