1. Treaty of Paris 1763 Proclamation of 1763 salutary neglect French & Indian War (TCI ch.5) Boston Massacre & Tea Party Acts of Parliament purpose of the Acts colonists’ responses & British reactions Tension between Colonies & Britain (TCI ch.5) Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, Siege of Boston history songs Olive Branch Petition, Common Sense Declaration of Independence (natural rights, the King’s crimes, slavery, July 3 rd ) Revolutionary War Begins (TCI ch.6) Strengths and weaknesses African Americans Valley Forge, Yorktown Treaty of Paris 1783 American Revolution (TCI ch.7)

2. Treaty of Paris 1763 Proclamation of 1763 salutary neglect French & Indian War (TCI ch.5) Boston Massacre & Tea Party Acts of Parliament purpose of the Acts colonists’ responses & British reactions Tension between Colonies & Britain (TCI ch.5) Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, Siege of Boston history songs Olive Branch Petition, Common Sense Declaration of Independence (natural rights, the King’s crimes, slavery, July 3 rd ) Revolutionary War Begins (TCI ch.6) Strengths and weaknesses African Americans Valley Forge, Yorktown Treaty of Paris 1783 American Revolution (TCI ch.7)

3. Treaty of Paris ____________ Proclamation of ____________ ________________________ neglect __________ & Indian War (TCI ch.5) Boston ____________ & ____________ Party Acts of ________________________ purpose of the Acts colonists’ _______________ & British _______________ Tension between __________ & __________ (TCI ch.5) Bunker ________, Ticonderoga, Siege of _____________ ____________ Branch Petition, ____________ Sense Declaration of Independence (____________rights, King’s ____________, ____________, July ____________) Revolutionary War __________ (TCI ch.6) ____________________ and ____________________ African Americans Valley ____________, Yorktown Treaty of Paris ____________ American _____________ (TCI ch.7)

4. Key Ideas - ABN 1.What were some of the important British mistakes and misunderstandings about the Americans after the French and Indian War? 1.How did the British misjudge/misunderstand the Americans? 2.How did Thomas Paine's pamphlet Common Sense influence American colonial thinking about British rule? 3.What do these phrases from the Declaration of Independence mean, and why are these ideas important to American democracy? all men are created equal; unalienable rights; consent of the governed; right of the people to alter or abolish it 4.How were strengths and weaknesses of the Continental Army and the British Army important to the outcome of the war? 5.How did the American Revolution affect other countries, especially France and Haiti?

5. Key Ideas - Conn 1.How did the events of the pre-revolutionary period lead to the American rebellion with Britain? 2.What political philosophy does Declaration of Independence argue is the basis of a “fair” and “just” government? 3.***How were the arguments laid out in the Declaration of Independence used to justify war with Britain? 4.How was the Continental Army able to win the war for independence from Britain?