Causes of the American Revolution

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Causes of the American Revolution Day 7

Announcements & Housekeeping Computer Checks this week Seating this week Mr. Button gone Thursday morning Grades start over today. Good Grade Challenge: Friday, April 24th

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Review Before the break, we talked about the different things that caused the American Revolution With your SPARK Partner, answer these questions… What was the result of the French and Indian War? What is a tax? What is the Stamp Act and Sugar Act? How did the colonists respond to the Stamp and Sugar Act? (Think of the M&M activity from last Friday).

Unit Map Standard: Identify major conflicts between the colonies and England following the French and Indian War; explain how these conflicts led to the American Revolution. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday French and Indian War Sugar Act & Stamp Act No Taxation without Representation & Quartering Act Townshend Acts (Very short classes) Tax Simulation Spring Break Boston Massacre Tea Act & Boston Tea Party Intolerable Acts First Continental Congress Test Day

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Today We’ll discuss the Boston Massacre You’ll get project work time. Objectives The learner will understand the Boston Massacre I will listen as Mr. Button talks about the Boston Massacre. With my partner, I’ll be able to answer these questions… What was the Boston Massacre? What was the result of the Boston Massacre? What was Paul Revere’s role?