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December 5, Copy these in your notebook

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1 December 5, 2014- Copy these in your notebook
Treaty of Paris of 1783 Great Britain recognized the independence of the United States of America The Mississippi River was set as the western boundary All British troops were withdrawn immediately Mississippi River would remain open to England Recommendation that Loyalists be given back property

2 Pay it Forward List 5 issues you could see yourself volunteering for or creating a plan.

3 After Independence: Cause and Effect
Turn you notebook paper sideways and copy the following chart: Cause Effect/Cause Effect/Cause Effect/Cause Read the paper on your desk and complete the chart.

4 After Independence: Cause and Effect
We are going to read the selection together. Feel free to underline and make annotations in the margins. While you are reading think about: “Why was the American Revolution so important to so many nations around the world?”

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