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Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown ; 2. Analyze a primary source.

Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown ; 2. Analyze a primary source. Papers from the table HOMEWORK OUT!. Finish Primary Source Reading. Road to Revolution: Review. 1) Sugar / Stamp 2) Taxation Without Representation. Colonial leaders begin to emerge ….

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Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown ; 2. Analyze a primary source.

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  1. Today we will 1. identify the major events in early Jamestown; 2. Analyze a primary source. Papers from the table HOMEWORK OUT! Finish Primary Source Reading

  2. Road to Revolution: Review 1) Sugar / Stamp 2) Taxation Without Representation

  3. Colonial leaders begin to emerge …

  4. Colonial leaders begin to emerge … 1) Select a Colonial Leader 2) Create a Twitter account for your selected leader

  5. Fill these in as though they were your persons!! Pic Twitter address; email; interests; bio Colonial leaders begin to emerge … Tweets; Following; Followers 1) Look at your TWITTER page Picture / TWEET / “DATE”

  6. Taxed goods – glass, paper, paint, lead, TEA Low; a modest tax Principle: Taxation w/out Representation British tax collectors in port cities No search warrants Broke Tradition

  7. Boycott taxed goods Staged protests / mock hangings of tax collectors Petitions / parades / boycotts / raise sheep to protest British wool

  8. From Boston • Attended all town meetings • Joined Sons of Liberty • Talented organizer, arranged protests • Sam’s Cousin • Lawyer / Expert in British law • Wanted fame / rough personality • Cautious / weighed evidence

  9. Wrote plays critical of British • Published in papers / widely read • Friend of Abigail Adams (John’s wife) • Called for greater women’s rights • Young lawyer • Virginia House of Burgesses member • Passionate speaker • Accused of treason

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