'British subjects' presentation slideshows

A Road to Revolution

A Road to Revolution. An Interactive Decision Process With Primary Source Documents By Jason Dreier. French-Indian Fallout. The cost of war left the British looking to repay the debts from protecting the colonies

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Unit 1

Unit 1. Introduction to the history of the British Immigration Control. questions. Is UK a multicultural society? How many ethnic groups are there living in the UK ?where did those ethnic groups of people originate from? when and why did they come to the UK?

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RESIDENCIES

RESIDENCIES. Mr. Taylor began the artist residency with two assemblies for the elementary school children introducing them to the Australian culture of the cities where he was raised and the outback culture of the Aborigines.

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Citizenship and diversity:

Citizenship and diversity:. How the UK became a multicultural society. Question:. How to you tell who is a citizen of a country & who is not? Jus solis v. Jus sanguinis as polar types Jus solis: born on the soil (e.g Canada, US, France) Jus sanguinis: blood tie (Germany until recently).

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AIM: What impact did the Atlantic Slave trade have on the global community?

AIM: What impact did the Atlantic Slave trade have on the global community?. Do Now:. How many slaves were transported during the Atlantic Slave trade in total? What areas were the majority of slaves transported to? Why was the demand for slaves so high during this time?

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Enlightenment and Revolution Vocab Review

Enlightenment and Revolution Vocab Review.

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Alexander Hamilton

Alexander Hamilton. The founder of the North American Bank. . Background. Alexander Hamilton was born January 11, 1755. He was born on the island of Nevis. He arrived in the Colonies in 1775. Background cont.

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The Road to Revolution

The Road to Revolution. Warm up: Use your knowledge of the 13 colonies to answer the following questions for both photographs pictured below.What regions are they located in? Describe the geography of each photo and address the type of economy each region would have?. 1. 2. Directions:.

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1. Plantation Owner

1. Plantation Owner. Jackson lived in the Hermitage, a 1,050 acres plantation. The primary crop was cotton grown by enslaved workers. At one time Jackson owned as many as 150 and may have owned as many as 300 in his lifetime. This rated him among the planter elite. . 2. Indian Fighter.

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Colonial Crisis 1754-1775

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James Busby

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Salutary Neglect

Salutary Neglect. British have left the colonies alone British try to enforce laws and taxes after the French and Indian War without the consent of the colonies British do not understand colonists are used to representative government. Colonies have formed own governments

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The 20 th Century in Canada Immigration

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Canadian Immigration

Canadian Immigration. How they work? My own experience? Are they affective-should they remain as is?. What did our process have to be to get here?. We approached an Immigration A ssistance Office to better inform ourselves as to the Canadian Immigration Requirements.

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Colonial Agitations

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Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson. Zach Winek. Early Life. Born March 15, 1767. Father died about three weeks before he was born. Joined his local militia during the Revolutionary War. Both of his brothers died during the Revolution. His mother contracted cholera and died shortly after.

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6 Different Types of British Citizenship and Nationality in UK

http://www.aschfordslaw.com/settlement-and-british-citizenship.html....We, lawyers from Aschfords Law, assist you to apply british citizenship & nationality in UK, also help you to settle permanently in UK as British Citizenship.

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Rights and Responsibilities of Am. Citizens

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Loyalists and Patriots

Loyalists and Patriots. Two groups that emerged, one wanted to stay loyal to the crown and England; the other seeking independence from England. Loyalists. Older in age Many were merchants and wealthy land owners Members of the Church of England Pennsylvania Dutch were loyalists

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