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By 1733, 13 English ____ stretched from Massachusetts to Georgia.

Bell ringer, 9-11. Please come in quietly and read pages 31-32; Copy statement and fill in the blank. By 1733, 13 English ____ stretched from Massachusetts to Georgia. Following the examples of the House of Burgesses & the Mayflower Compact, each colony set up its own ____.

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By 1733, 13 English ____ stretched from Massachusetts to Georgia.

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  1. Bell ringer, 9-11 Please come in quietly and read pages 31-32; Copy statement and fill in the blank. • By 1733, 13 English ____ stretched from Massachusetts to Georgia. • Following the examples of the House of Burgesses & the Mayflower Compact, each colony set up its own ____. • Each colony had a _____ and a _____. • Colonists in America soon grew used to making their own ____. • The colonists built a thriving economy could ____ problems without help from Great Britain.

  2. Today's Objective • Examine English traditions of limited and representative government • Describe how colonist transplanted English ideas of government to America

  3. Dates to remember • Ch. 27 Test on Wednesday, September 12 • Ch. 2, Section 1 quiz on Friday, September 14 • Progress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th

  4. Daily Planner • Bell ringer • Tic Tac Toe Chart on English traditions of government • Complete video on Declaration of Independence • HWK – Review for Ch. 27 test

  5. Page 29 Parliament Advisors eventually Became English ----------- Kings and “P” Cooperated to Govern kingdom King John forced To sign ----- --------, protected Nobles rights And upheld their authority

  6. English Bill of Rights Page 29 Guarantees free Speech; right to Fair trial by jury; Banning of cruel & unusual ---------- In -----, “P” drew Up Bill of Rights; King could not Suspend “P” Forced ----- to ask To impose taxes, Raise new armies, And create special courts

  7. What is a monarch? What was the Magna Carta? How did it benefit the nobles? Why was the English Bill of Rights important to English citizens? Why would a judge want to look for a precedent when deciding a case? What is common law? Bell ringer 9-12 Copy down questions; Please skip three lines per question. Please have planner on your table.

  8. What is a colony and where was the first colony in North American located? What is a compact? How did the Mayflower Compact influence New England? How was the Mayflower Compact an example of direct democracy? Why did the American colonists grow used to making their own decision? Bell ringer 9-12 Copy down questions; Please skip three lines per question. Please have planner on your table.

  9. Today's Objective • Examine English traditions of limited and representative government • Describe how colonist transplanted English ideas of government to America

  10. Dates to remember • Ch. 27 Test today • Ch. 2, Section 1 quiz on Friday, September 14 • Progress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th

  11. Daily Planner • Bell ringer • Tic Tac Toe Chart on English traditions of government • 8 Acts of Parliament you should know … • Ch. 27 test

  12. Page 29 English Bill of Rights Guarantees free Speech; right to Fair trial by jury; Banning of cruel & unusual ---------- In -----, “P” drew Up Bill of Rights; King could not Suspend “P” Forced ----- to ask To impose taxes, Raise new armies, And create special courts

  13. Page 29 Common Law A system of law arose Based on --------, Ruling in an earlier Case that was similar

  14. Page 29 Common Law System of law Based on precedent And custom Became known as --------- Law Today, our laws About _______, Contracts, and Personal injury are based on English Common law A system of law arose Based on --------, Ruling in an earlier Case that was similar

  15. Bell ringer, 9-13 Copy the question, please. (5). Read page 37 ( ) and answer. Thanks. Read passage on Thomas Jefferson on page 37.Copy questions and answer. Thanks • What did Thomas Jefferson dislike? • What three jobs did Jefferson’s father have? • Where was Jefferson sent as a minister? • Jefferson was the governor of what state? • What document did Jefferson mention on his tombstone?

  16. Today's Objective • Examine English traditions of limited and representative government • Describe how colonist transplanted English ideas of government to America

  17. Dates to remember • Ch. 2, Section 1 quiz on Friday, September 14 • Progress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th

  18. Daily Planner • Bell ringer • Time Line – Bringing England to America • 8 Acts of Parliament you should know …(STAYS IN FOLDER) • HWK, Complete GR 2-1

  19. Bringing English Heritage to America, pg 30-31 1st permanent settlement Was at _______ in Virginia in 1607 King James gave Virginia Company A _____ to rule the New colony

  20. Bringing English Heritage to America, pg 30-31 House of Burgess is the first ___________ Assembly in English Colonies; Little power but It was self government In 1619, colonists choose 2 reps from each County to meet with Governor; called _____ Of _______

  21. British Acts You Should Know Long costly war Fought between the British & the French That ended in 1763 Act that leveled Taxes on goods Imported into the Colonies such as Tea, glass and paper Pgs 33 - 38 Laws passed After Boston Tea Party which Restricted colonists Rights including Trial by jury. Theory that a Country should Sell more goods To other countries Than it buys. Your Name Date Class Period Act which requires Colonists to attach Expensive stamps To all newspapers And legal documents Act that states Parliament has the Right to tax and Make decisions for colonies Act that allowed British East India Company to ship Tea to colonies w/o paying taxes

  22. British Acts You Should Know Long costly war Fought between the British & the French That ended in 1763 Act that leveled Taxes on goods Imported into the Colonies such as Tea, glass and paper Pgs 33 - 38 Laws passed After Boston Tea Party which Restricted colonists Rights including Trial by jury. Theory that a Country should Sell more goods To other countries Than it buys. Your Name Date Class Period Act which requires Colonists to attach Expensive stamps To all newspapers And legal documents Act that states Parliament has the Right to tax and Make decisions for colonies Act that allowed British East India Company to ship Tea to colonies w/o paying taxes

  23. Bringing English Heritage to America, pg 30-31 In 1620, Pilgrims build Settlement called __________ In Massachusetts Before Mayflower reaches Land, colonists realize They need rules to ________ themselves

  24. Bringing English Heritage to America, pg 30-31 Mayflower compact Established a _______ of Direct democracy that You can still see today In NE Mayflower Compact set up A ______ democracy, in Which all men would vote And majority would rule

  25. Bell ringer 9-14 Copy the riddle and try to answer. Please have planners on your table. • Why can't Kevin Laroche, who is now living in Canada, not be buried in the USA? • What animal has no wings, but yet will fly? • In 1990, a person is 15 years old. In 1995 that same person is 10 years old.How is this possible? • What is round on the ends and high in the middle? • Big as a biscuit, deep as a cup, Even a river can't fill it up. What is it?

  26. Today's Objective • Identify the ways the British government tried to tighten control over its American colonies • Describe the ways American colonists resisted and rejected British control.

  27. Dates to remember • Ch. 2, Section 1 quiz today • Progress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th

  28. Daily Planner • Bell ringer • Time Line – Colonial Resistance • Quiz – Ch. 2, Sec. 2 • Democrat or Republican

  29. 1760’s 1765 1767 Colonial Resistance, pg 33-34 1763 1766 1773

  30. 1760’s British adopt called --------- To squeeze As much wealth Out of colonies 1765 “P” passes the ------- Act which Requires stamps On all paper products 1767 “P” passes ---------- Acts Which further Angered the colonies Colonial Resistance, pg 33-34 1763 ------- & ------ War ends, Britain must Cover cost of War by taxing 1766 “P” passes --------- Act Which says that “P” has right To tax colonies 1773 “P” passes Tea Act giving ------- right to Ship tea to Colonies w/o Paying tax

  31. How many colonists were killed at the Battle of Lexington and Concord? By 1763, what was the population of the English colonies? What 3 groups in colonial American could not vote? What 3 other European powers controlled parts of North America? How many colonies protested the Sugar Act to Parliament? Bell ringer, 9-17 Copy the question, please. (10) Please skip three lines per question. Thanks. Video – Seeds of Liberty

  32. Who once claimed that “only Virginians can tax Virginians!”? Why did the British choose to tax sugar? Which state led the protest against the Townshend Act? Which Prime Minister persuaded Parliament to end all the Townshend Acts except for the one on tea.? How many colonists were killed at the Boston Massacre? Bell ringer, 9-17 Copy the question, please. (10) Please skip three lines per question. Thanks. Video – Seeds of Liberty

  33. Today's Objective • Identify the ways the British government tried to tighten control over its American colonies • Describe the ways American colonists resisted and rejected British control.

  34. Dates to remember • Progress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th • Ch. 2 test on Friday, September 21st

  35. Daily Planner • Bell ringer • Outline – Colonial Resistance • Video – Seeds of Liberty: Causes of Revolution • Outline

  36. Movement Toward Independence, pg 35-36 • Colonial Governments • 1. Bands together to fight the __________ Acts • 2. Sept. of 1774, 12 of 13 colonies go to ________ to voice concerns • 3. Wanted to establish a __________ to represent American interests and challenge British authority • First Continental Congress • 1. Delegates sent a document to _________ demanding rights of colonists be restored • 2. Planned to extend _________ of British goods • 3. Planned to reunite a ___________ if needs were not meet • King George • 1. Responds with __________ to colonist demands • 2. Battle of _____________ are 1st action of Revolutionary War • 3.

  37. King George • 1. Responds with __________ to colonist demands • 2. Battle of _____________ are 1st action of Revolutionary War • 3. Colonists began to question relationship with England and began to call for _________

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