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DW #5 Uniting for Independence
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Relationships The Colonies to Britain Raw Materials Economic gain Counter the French influence
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Relationships Britain to the Colonies Protection from France Protection from Native Americans Lifeline of survival
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Early history From 1607 in Jamestown to the 1760’s the colonist had enjoyed: Self rule Economic independence
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Do we really need a King? The colonies started to break free and unify with each other because of the: French and Indian War 1754-1763 George III’s tyrannical rule with the stamp act (1765) and the intolerable acts
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The 1 st Continental Congress Set an embargo that pushes the King over the edge The American Revolution begins with Lexington and Concord “the shot heard around the world”
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The 2 nd Continental Congress Organized Army and Navy Issued Money Placed G. Washington in control of the Army
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Road to Independence Battles in valley forge Crossing the Delaware river Thomas Paine writes “Common Sense”
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Olive Branch Petition July 5, 1775
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The Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson July 4, 1776
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Structure of the Declaration 1 st -Human Rights 2 nd -Specific complaints (justification) 3 rd -Declaring freedom
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The movement toward States rights States start to write their own constitutions
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Assignment Read the Declaration of Independence Rewrite in your own words the following: 1- Preamble 2- Declaration of natural rights 3- resolution of independence
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