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1 British control over American colonies
Debate: The British were justified in the legislative and other actions they took regarding the colonies between 1763 and 1774. 1

2 Debate: The British were justified in the legislative and other actions they took regarding the colonies between 1763 and 1774. Some of you will be assigned to a team to argue in support of or against this statement. Your team will need to support your arguments with accurate, specific evidence. Each person will be given two minutes to speak. Please be prepared to turn in your written arguments. Intro Argument 1 Rebuttal Argument 2 Argument 3 Conclusion 2

3 Debate: The Spanish did more harm to the Native American societies with which they interacted than either the British or the French. Some of you will be assigned to serve as audience in this debate. In addition to evaluating the outcome of the debate, members of this group will also be asked to turn in a written assignment arguing each side—at least one paragraph arguing why the British were justified in their actions toward the colonists from , and at least one paragraph arguing the British actions were unjustified. This will be due on the day of the debate. 3

4 Debate Lilly DeNia Avery Dylan Patrick Sam Catharine Team 1 Team 2
LaMaya Autumn Giselle Sean Faith Tracy Noah Parker

5 Debate Team 1 Team 2 Jack Spencer Lauren Lilly McVey Hannah
Stuart Team 2 Spencer Lilly McVey Lily Robinson Tate Team 3 Sonya Chance Jacob Maddie Oscar Courtney Lily Pingel Kerry

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