The Battle of Lexington and Concord Grade: 4 By: Patrick Best Lesson Plan.

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The Battle of Lexington and Concord Grade: 4 By: Patrick Best Lesson Plan

Table of Contents 1. Where is Lexington and Concord?Where is Lexington and Concord? 2. When did this happen?When did this happen? 3. Quick Quiz!!Quick Quiz!! ( Question 1) (Correct) (Wrong) 4. Who?Who? 5. Background FactsBackground Facts 6. Facts of the 18 th and 19 thFacts of the 18 th and 19 th 7. “Shot Heard Around the World”“Shot Heard Around the World” 8. ConcordConcord 9. QuizQuiz (Question 1) (Question2) (Question3) (Question 4) (Question 5) (Correct) (Wrong) (All Correct)

Where is Lexington and Concord? Both these towns are in the colony of Massachusetts in the time of Lexington Concord All 13 colonies here: cs/13mapnew.htm cs/13mapnew.htm

When did this happen? In the year of Exact date is April 19 th, 1775 Year after the Intolerable Acts of 1774 The day before, of the 18 th is the date of Paul Revere’s famous ride through towns yelling “the British are coming!”

Quick Quiz!!!

Where is Lexington & Concord? 1) EnglandEngland 2) South AmericaSouth America 3) Lexington is in New York,Lexington is in New York, Concord is in Virginia 4) MassachusettsMassachusetts

Sorry that’s wrong Try Again

Good Job!!!!! Continue Lesson

WHO?? Many people were involved in the battles of Lexington and Concord. Broken down into the American Colonists and the British. The American Colonists: Paul Revere, 70 Minutemen Militia, Captain Parker. British: Lt. Colonel Francis Smith, Soldiers.

Background Facts This will set up the stage for what occurred at Lexington and Concord…..American Colonies were a part of Great Britain, and were being taxed to an outrageous amount..This was due to Great Britain needing to make money from debts from past wars..American Colonies were being outraged at the price of taxes and what was being taxed EX: stamps, tea, paper, etc..

Facts of the 18 th and 19 th From refusal to pay taxes and fear of rebellion, the British sent an army to stop transportation of weapons and seize all militias. The 18 th of April, Paul Revere caught wind of this and went to inform the people of Massachusetts. Prepared for the arrival of the British Captain Parker had 70 Militia Minutemen to confront the British in Lexington.

“Shot Heard Around the World.” When the British arrived in Lexington they were confronted by the 70 Minutemen. They stood facing each other, as the Minutemen were informed not to fire upon the British unless the fire first, by Captain Parker. All of a sudden a shot went off, and there was a scuffle between the two armies. This was deemed “The Shot Heard Around the World,” since it was the key starting point of the Revolutionary War. (Watch Video, )

Concord At Concord the British were trying to storm houses to capture any possible rebels. The British were attacked with such a great force by the American Militia, that the British were forced to retreat to Boston!! Thus, this was the start of the War of Independence!!

Quiz!!

Where is Lexington & Concord? 1) Australia2) Louisiana 3) Massachusetts 4) Virginia

Who was involved? 1) The French and Indians 2) The British and The French 3) American Colonists and The British

When did this happen? 1) May 9 th, ) July 4 th ) April 18 th and 19 th, 1775

Why did the British go to the Colonies on April 19 th 1775? 1) To celebrate the New Year) To celebrate the New Year 2) To start a new colony) To start a new colony 3) To stop any possible rebellion

The “Shot Heard Around the World” is about…..? 1) The assassination of Franz Ferdinand 2) The last battle of the Revolutionary War 3) The first battle of the Revolutionary War

Congratulations!!! You now know all about Lexington and Concord!

Sorry, Wrong…. Try Again Go to Question 2 Go to Question 1 Go to Question 3 Go to Question 4 Go to Question 5

Correct!!! Next Question… Question 2 Question 3 Question 5 Question 4