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Toward Independence

Toward Independence. Chapter 5. Read 5.1. Introduction. What powers did colonial government have in the 18 th century?. Question 1. What powers did colonial government have in the 18 th century ?. Question 1. What powers did colonial government have in the 18 th century ?

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Toward Independence

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  1. Toward Independence Chapter 5

  2. Read 5.1 Introduction

  3. What powers did colonial government have in the 18th century? Question 1

  4. What powers did colonial government have in the 18th century? Question 1

  5. What powers did colonial government have in the 18th century? In the 18th century, colonial government had the power to… Question 1

  6. What powers did colonial government have in the 18th century? In the 18th century, colonial government had the power to make laws, create taxes, and determine where tax money should be spent. They were self governing. Question 1

  7. Which event of the French and Indian War do you think was the most significant? Why? Question 2

  8. Which event of the French and Indian War do you think was the most significant? Why? Question 2

  9. Which event of the French and Indian War do you think was the most significant? Why? The most significant event of the French and Indian War was… Question 2

  10. Which event of the French and Indian War do you think was the most significant? Why? The most significant event of the French and Indian War was 1) In 1754, Washington and his men opened fire on a French scouting party in the Ohio Valley starting The French and Indian War. Question 2

  11. Which event of the French and Indian War do you think was the most significant? Why? The most significant event of the French and Indian War was 1) In 1754, Washington and his men opened fire on a French scouting party in the Ohio Valley starting The French and Indian War. 2) In 1759, British troops captured parts of Canada ending The French and Indian War. Question 2

  12. Why was the outcome of the war important for American colonists? Question 3

  13. Why was the outcome of the war important for American colonists? Question 3

  14. Why was the outcome of the war important for American colonists? The American colonist thought the outcome made Question 3

  15. Why was the outcome of the war important for American colonists? The American colonist thought the outcome made them proud to be British and hopeful for the future. They gained the territory in North America. Question 3

  16. 5.3 Early British Actions

  17. 5.3 Early British Actions

  18. 5.3 Early British Actions

  19. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR:

  20. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The colonists and the Indians will no longer be fighting

  21. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The colonists and the Indians will no longer be fighting AGAINST:

  22. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The colonists and the Indians will no longer be fighting AGAINST: The only new land available for settlement is on the other side of the Appalachians

  23. 5.3 Early British Actions

  24. 5.3 Early British Actions

  25. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR:

  26. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The colonists pay few taxes compared to other British citizens. It is time for them to pay their fair share for the French and Indian War.

  27. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The colonists pay few taxes compared to other British citizens. It is time for them to pay their fair share for the French and Indian War. AGAINST:

  28. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The colonists pay few taxes compared to other British citizens. It is time for them to pay their fair share for the French and Indian War. AGAINST: No taxation without representation! You have no right to tax us without our consent.

  29. 5.3 Early British Actions

  30. 5.3 Early British Actions

  31. 5.3 Early British Actions

  32. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The soldiers are here to protect the colonies from foreign attack, so colonist should help pay for them

  33. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The soldiers are here to protect the colonies from foreign attack, so colonist should help pay for them AGAINST:

  34. 5.3 Early British Actions FOR: The soldiers are here to protect the colonies from foreign attack, so colonist should help pay for them AGAINST: The soldiers take up space and do nothing. Why should we pay for them?

  35. What were the Townshend Acts? Why did Parliament pass them? 5.4 The Townshend Acts

  36. What were the Townshend Acts? Why did Parliament pass them? 5.4 The Townshend Acts

  37. What were the Townshend Acts? Why did Parliament pass them? The Townshend Acts placed a duty, or tax, on certain goods the colonists imported from Great Britain. The acts were passed to raise money for Great Britain’s army in the colonies. 5.4 The Townshend Acts

  38. Create a drawing or Political cartoon to show how the colonists, including loyalists, reacted to the Townshend Acts. Make sure your Illustration shows the influence of colonial women during this action. Answer 5.4 #2 5.4 The Townshend Acts

  39. Explain why Lord North Decided to repeal the Townshend Acts in 1770. Then sketch the one item that was left out of the repeal 5.4 The Townshend Acts

  40. Explain why Lord North Decided to repeal the Townshend Acts in 1770. Then sketch the one item that was left out of the repeal Lord North repealed the Townshend Acts because the taxes were not raising enough money to cover the losses due to the boycott. 5.4 The Townshend Acts

  41. Explain why Lord North Decided to repeal the Townshend Acts in 1770. Then sketch the one item that was left out of the repeal Lord North repealed the Townshend Acts because the taxes were not raising enough money to cover the losses due to the boycott. Sketches should show that tea was left out of the repeal. 5.4 The Townshend Acts

  42. 5.5 The Boston Massacre

  43. 5.5 The Boston Massacre

  44. What role did John Adams play after the Boston Massacre and why? 5.5 The Boston Massacre

  45. What role did John Adams play after the Boston Massacre and why? 5.5 The Boston Massacre

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