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1 On your small square of paper:
Warm Up: On your small square of paper: Where did your historical figure grow up? What was his childhood like? How was he involved in the American Revolution?

2 What events caused unrest in the colonies?
Today’s Question: What events caused unrest in the colonies?

3 Agenda: In groups: Finish unrest stations
Class discussion/video clips: which events contributed most to unrest in the colonies? Read Aloud: Let it Begin Here!

4 Events Causing Unrest:
With your group: You will have 5 minutes at each station. Read the card and look at the picture. Record “what happened” As a group, decide the degree of unrest this event caused. Fill in your unrest-o-meter. You must ALL AGREE! Fill out the rest of your chart.

5 Vocab Words: Tax: a sum of money demanded by a government for its support or for specific facilities or services. Taxes are placed upon incomes, property, sales, etc Boycott: refusal to buy or use something Monopoly: the complete control of an entire supply of goods in a certain area Coerce: to force someone to do something

6 Proclamation of 1763

7 Rational for Unrest Rating
Proclamation of 1763 What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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9 The Quartering Act

10 Rational for Unrest Rating
The Quartering Act What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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12 The Stamp Act

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The Stamp Act What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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15 The Townshend Acts

16 Rational for Unrest Rating
The Townshend Acts What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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18 Boston Massacre

19 Rational for Unrest Rating
Boston Massacre What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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21 Boston Tea Party

22 Rational for Unrest Rating
Boston Tea Party What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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24 Intolerable Acts

25 Rational for Unrest Rating
Intolerable Acts What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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27 First Continental Congress

28 First Continental Congress
What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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30 Lexington & Concord

31 Rational for Unrest Rating
Lexington and Concord What happened Unrest Rating Rational for Unrest Rating

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