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Monday, Nov Get out your History Spiral put your binder on the floor 2. Turn in your paper plate person and your Patrick Henry Sheet if you have not yet. 3. Update your Table of Contents DateTitleEntry # 10/31Olive Branch Petition v. Common Sense46 11/4Warm-Up’s Nov. 4 th to 8 th 47 11/ Turn to entry #47 and title it Warm Ups Nov. 4 th to 8 th Use your Venn Diagram on entry #46 to write and answer the following: According to the Olive Branch Petition what were the colonists asking of King George III? 4. Turn to entry #46

Olive Branch Petition v. Common Sense #51 Use History Alive page 110 I.After the battles at Lexington and Concord and the British retreat from Boston, there were many more battles, and most yet few colonists began to cry for independence. II.Make a Venn Diagram: Record at least one similarity and at least three differences between the Olive Branch Petition and Common Sense

Olive Branch PetitionCommon Sense Give solutions to the problems between Great Britain and the colonies.

Olive Branch PetitionCommon Sense Give solutions to the problems between Great Britain and the colonies. * Written to King George. *Colonists ask for an end to the quarrels and hope for peace. *King George rejects it and calls colonists traitors.

Olive Branch PetitionCommon Sense Give solutions to the problems between Great Britain and the colonies. * Written to King George. *Colonists ask for an end to the quarrels and hope for peace. *King George rejects it and calls colonists traitors. *Written to colonists. *Claims Great Britain has hurt the colonists. *Thousands of colonists are persuaded to declare independence.

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I found a note!!!

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Draw a line under your last cause Declaration of Independence Main Ideas (page 169) a. b. c.