'Colonial militia' presentation slideshows

Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Firsts. Acts. Terminology. Forms of Government. Reasons. Draw that Connection. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 20 Point. 40 Points. 40 Points.

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The American revolution

Chapter 6. The American revolution. Section 1. Fighting begins in the north . May 10, 1775 Second Continental Congress met to plan a way to avoid war. Delegates sent a petition to King George III

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French and Indian War

French and Indian War. French and Indian War. Colonial competition in North America between continental rivals Great Brittan and France would eventually lead to a war that would envelope the colonies. Reasons for the French and Indian War.

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Government in upper canada and the reformers

Government in upper canada and the reformers. L.O.: SWBAT explain the reasons for the discontent and rebellion in Upper Canada. Supporting Paragraph Notes Life in Upper Canada Notes HW Chapter 7 Vocabulary Booklet Upper Canada Worksheet Rough Copy Loyalist Paragraph EXTRA:

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Causes of the American Revolution

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Warm Up

1) Warm Up!. Warm Up. Using the handout you picked up on the way in examine the song written by Ben Franklin. Answer the analysis questions regarding the document. Road to Independence: 1763-1776. 4-4 A Call to Arms. 2 ) Goal of C.C?. Continental Congress is Formed.

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What further weakened the ties between the colonies and Britain?

What further weakened the ties between the colonies and Britain?. Chapter 6 Notes. 6.2 The War Begins . Vocabulary words? The Battle of Bunker Hill :

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Road to Independence: 1763-1776

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The American Revolution: 1776-1783

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LEXINGTON

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First Continental Congress

First Continental Congress. 1774. First Continental Congress. 56 colonial delegates Samuel Adams: organized BTP John Adams: defended the soldiers in BM Respond to the crisis in Boston. What the colonies wanted! (a compromise). Remove British Acts Allow for a Colonial army (militia).

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The American Revolution 1763-1789

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6-3

6-3. Intolerable Acts- passed after the Boston Tea Party. Closed down Boston harbor until payment for tea was made Replaced elected council with appointed one Increased the governors power over the colonists

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