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Page 1: 1. Create a list of 5-10 elements you think of when you hear the word DRAMA. 2. What significant event occurred between 1776 and 1783?

1. Create a list of 5-10 elements you think of when you hear the word DRAMA.

2. What significant event occurred between 1776 and 1783?

Page 2: 1. Create a list of 5-10 elements you think of when you hear the word DRAMA. 2. What significant event occurred between 1776 and 1783?

DeDrama

Definition:

Picture Synonym

List dramas you have seen or read.

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Term Definition Analogy

Playwright Playwright : drama :: Composer : music

Act

Dialogue

Monologue

Stage Direction

Set

Props

Actors / Characters

Conflict

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Comedy Tragedy

Screenplay Teleplay Radio Plays

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Welcome to 1776! You have taken on a persona for our interactive play on Friday. You should have a name ,occupation, and designated side –Patriot or Loyalist.

Activity: Take a Stand Patriot: Write two reasons why you would

like to be free from British rule.

Loyalist: Write two reasons why you wish to remain loyal to the British monarchy.

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Watch the video titled American History: Road to Revolution .

Come up with one more reason that supports your position.

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Vocabulary

Term Definition

Inn A public place where people gather to gossip, spread the latest news, and share their opinions with others.

Ally Supporter or partner

Proclamation Public Statement, announcement

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Facilitator:

Anna:

Joseph Brewster:

Nigel Keane:

Major Andre:

Colonel Simcoe:

Colonel Hewlett:

Samuel Townsend:

Robert Townsend:

James Chalmers:

William Franklin:

Thomas Paine :

Benjamin Franklin:

Major Andre:

Benedict Arnold:

Benjamin Tallmadge:

Caleb Brewster:

Austin Roe:

Abraham Woodhull:

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Patriot 1:

Patriot 2:

Patriot 3:

Patriot 4:

Patriot 5:

Patriot 6:

Patriot 7:

Patriot 8:

Loyalist 1:

Loyalist 2:

Loyalist 3:

Loyalist 4:

Loyalist 7:

Loyalist 8:


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