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Causes of the American Revolution

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    Review of causes of the American Revolution
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  • WHAT'S THE WORD? When a group decides to not buy something or take part in something as a form of (economic) protest
    Boycott
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  • CHALLENGE QUESTION: a law that stopped colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.
    The Proclamation of 1763
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  • This act introduced a tax on sugar and molasses
    The Sugar Act
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  • This act introduced a tax on most paper goods
    The Stamp Act
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  • WHAT'S THE WORD? When a ruling group (government) raises money by collecting fees for various items and/or services
    Taxation
  •  10
  • an incident in which disguised colonists threw British tea into the Boston Harbor
    The Boston Tea Party
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  • After the French and Indian War, American land was divided and owned by which two major countries?
    England and Spain
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  • Who made this famous engraving of the Boston Massacre?
    Paul Revere
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  • Who was the leader of the Sons of Liberty?
    Samuel Adams
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  • WHAT'S THE WORD? Colonists who support staying with Britain
    Loyalists
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  • What were three main results of the French and Indian War?
    Land change (the Treaty of Paris), native suffering, and taxes on the colonies
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  • CHALLENGE QUESTION: What was the name of the first colonist who died in the Boston Massacre?
    Crispus Attucks
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  • Explain how the Sons of Liberty used the Boston Massacre to benefit their cause.
    Multiple answers correct
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  • Explain the role of African Americans in the American Revolution.
    Multiple answers correct
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  • Explain why some colonists were upset about taxation.
    "No taxation without representation!"
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  • CHALLENGE QUESTION: Place these events in chronological order - The Boston Massacre, The French and Indian War, The Stamp Act, The Boston Tea Party
    The FI War, Stamp Act, Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party
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