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THROUGH PICTURES THE QUEBEC ACT AND THE TEA PARTY:

The Tea Party Examine the images on the following slides. What do you think is going on in these pictures? The following images highlight actions that occurred during the “Boston Tea Party”. Looking at these images what do you think the “Boston Tea Party” was about? Why do you think these individuals took these actions?

The Tea Party …Leads to the Tea Act *Close-Up Canada pg. 137

The Tea Party

1) Complete an “I think statement” to predict what The Tea Party is all about. 2) Share your predictions 3) Read the text on the Tea Party (pg 79-80) 4) Revise your original prediction “After reading, I know that the Tea Party is about…” 5) Discuss Following the Boston Tea Party, the British decided to get tough with the rebels. Did the rebels deserve this treatment? Explain your reasons.

The Quebec Act Examine the images on the following slides. What do you think is going on in these pictures? The following images highlight what the “Quebec Act” was about. Looking at these images what do you think the “Quebec Act” was about? Explain your thoughts?

The Quebec Act

1) Complete an “I think statement” to predict what The Quebec Act is all about. 2) Share your predictions 3) Read the text on the Quebec Act (pg. 82 & 83 Pearson Canadian History 7) 4) Revise your original prediction “After reading, I know that the Quebec Act is about…” 5) Explain why The Quebec Act upset many British North Americans.