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1 Notebook 4: Before 1763 Why was the outcome of the French and Indian War important for Americans? Write a 3 sentence summary of 5.2 Read 5.3 and in your notebook recreate the charts on the following slides and fill them in with information form the text

2 Reasons AGAINST the Law
Name of Law: The Proclamation of 1763 Problem: Solution: Reasons FOR the Law Reasons AGAINST the Law

3 Reasons AGAINST the Law
Name of Law: The stamp Act Problem: Solution: Reasons FOR the Law Reasons AGAINST the Law

4 Reasons AGAINST the Law
Name of Law: The Quartering Act Problem: Solution: Reasons FOR the Law Reasons AGAINST the Law

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