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1. Copy down homework. 2. TAR # 4 9/28/12 Using the projected painting, make a list of 4-5 observations (what you see) in the painting. Be prepared to explain your observation. Try to only use the top 2-3 lines. pg. 36
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Boston Tea Party
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The Boston Tea Party was an effect of the Tea Tax placed on the colonists. One response to the tax was a protest that destroyed the tea sent into the colonies by dumping it into the Boston Harbor. Today's Source: John Adams' Diary Entry Date: December 17, 1773 - What makes it a primary source?
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Boston Tea Party Read the primary source account of the Boston Tea Party. Your goal for reading: -Find specific information, written by John Adams, that supports a monument being built to honor the colonists. ^ Why? When reading for a purpose, you are supposed to underline, highlight, and write notes on the actual reading. That skill reflects a GOOD READER
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Boston Tea Party CW # 7 9/28/12 Monuments are created to memorialize or remember a specific individual, group, or event. Today, you are drawing/ creating a monument for the colonists that participated in the Boston Tea party, in protest of the Tea Act.. With your monument, answer: a) what does it say about people who support it? pg. 36
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Homework 1. Finish Boston Tea Party Monument and add color 2. Election Affection Pt. II Due Tuesday October 2, 2012.
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