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1 The Road to Revolution 1763-1776

2 End of the French and Indian War http://youtu.be/Ktkw7iSITkc

3 Your task….. Create a timeline of events that led to revolution starting with the end of the F and I War and going through Lee’s Resolution of July 2 nd Each event will be accompanied by an image Each event will be explained including how it contributed to the disintegration of the colonial situation in America

4 Pontiac’s Rebellion Sugar Act Quartering Act Stamp Act Sons and Daughters of Liberty Declaratory Act Townshend Acts Boston Massacre Committees of Correspondence Gaspee Incident Boston tea Party Intolerable Acts 1 st Continental Congress Olive Branch petition 2 nd Continental Congress “Common Sense”

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