"The French & Indian War Changes America" U.S. Atlas W.S. Pages 28, 29.
Tuesday: "Tensions with Britain" Chapter 3.2 Pages 130 -140 + Chapter 3.3 Pages 141-145
Objectives: - Describe conflicts in the West after the French & Indian War.
- Explain how Britain attempted to ease tensions with the Proclamation
of 1763.
- Explain why colonists opposed new British taxes such as the Stamp Act.
- Describe new colonial leaders who emerged as conflicts with British escalated.
- Summarize the significance of the Boston Massacre.
- Describe ways that the British Parliament punished the colonists for the
Boston Tea Party.
Pontiac's War: Pages 130-132.
The Proclamation of 1763: The Purpose of the Proclamation.
Why did the colonists disagree? Pages 132, 133.
Minister George Grenville and the idea of Mercantilism: Page 133
The Sugar Act: Page 134
The Stamp Act: Resistance to the Stamp Act. Pages 134 - 136
The Problem of Lack of Representation.
"No Taxation without representation"
The Stamp Act Congress: Petition - Boycott - Repealed.
Wednesday: "Tensions with Britain" Chapter 3.2 Pages 130 -140 + Chapter 3.3 Pages 141-145
The Townshend Acts: The Writs of Assistance. Pages 136, 137.
The Son of Liberty
The Daughters of Liberty
New Colonists Leaders: Samuel Adams. Pages 137, 138.
John Adams.
Mercy Otis Warren
Abigail Adams.
Patrick Henry.
The Boston Massacre: Pages 138, 139
The Quartering Act: Page 138
The Committee of Correspondence: Page 139
The Tea Act - The Boston Tea Party: Pages 142, 143.
Civil Disobedience: Page 143.
The Intolerable Acts: 1. Parliament shut down the port of Boston. Pages 144, 145.
2. Parliament restrict the MA Assembly.
3. Parliament move British official trials to Canada & Britain.
4. Parliament passed a new Quartering Act.
Homework: Review "Tensions with Britain" Pages 130 - 145 for Test, tomorrow.
Thursday: Test "Tension with Britain" (Topics covered Tuesday & Wednesday) Pages 130 - 145.
Friday: CAL SKATE
