history warm-ups week # 6 dates sept 28-oct 2 monday: 1. 2. (count down 5 lines and draw a line)...
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History Warm-Ups Week # 6Dates Sept 28-Oct 2Monday:1.2. (Count down 5 lines and draw a line)_______________________________________________________________________________Tuesday:
3.4. (Count down 5 lines and draw a line)_______________________________________________________________________________Wednesday:
5.6. (Count down 5 lines and draw a line)_______________________________________________________________________________Thursday:
7.8. (Count down 5 lines and draw a line)_______________________________________________________________________________Friday:
9.10. (Count down 5 lines and draw a line)
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History Warm-Ups Week # 6
Monday:
1. By reading the quote, you could conclude that Franklin’s opinion of other colonial representatives was--
- supportive- frustrated- optimistic- encouraging
2. By reading the quote, you could conclude that Pontiac was --- the King of England- a neutral observer of Colonial America affairs- a Native American Chief- A slave trader
‘Everyone cries, a union is necessary, but when they come to the manner and form of the union, their weak brains are perfectly distracted’ -- Benjamin Franklin 1754
‘If you are French… join us. If you are English, we declare war against you. Let us have your answer. -- Pontiac 1763
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Tuesday:
3. As a result of the changes in colonial America shown above, which type of government best completes the diagram?-Monarchy-Representative Democracy-Direct Democracy-Aristocracy
4. Which statement is true regarding the results of the French & Indian War?
-France won the war and continued to expand in the Mississippi River Valley.-England & France agreed to share the land in the Mississippi River Valley.-England received the land east of the Mississippi River & France continued to settle in the land west of the Mississippi.-England received the land from App. Mtns. to Miss. River and had a large war debt to pay off.
Colonists desire for political participation
Increase in population?
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Wednesday:
5. Sugar Act is to a tax (duty) on imported sugar & molasses, as the ___________ Act is to a tax (duty) on all legal documents, newspapers, and playing cards.
-Tea -Townshend-Stamp-Coercive
6. The Boston Massacre was a sad event , but it wasn’t a true Massacre. A story exaggerating only one side’s view point is called:
-Fiction-Propaganda-Narration-Perjury
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Thursday:
7.Why did the Proclamation of 1763 contribute to the tensions between colonists and Great Britain?
- It imposed a tax on all publications and official documents. - It required all colonial goods to be sold directly to Great Britain. - It limited colonial expansion beyond the Appalachian Mtns. - It deprived Massachusetts with its right to self government.
8.Why did the Coercive Acts contribute to the tensions between colonists and Great Britain?
- It imposed taxes on all publications and official documents. - It required all colonial goods to be sold directly to Great Britain. - It limited colonial expansion beyond the Appalachian Mtns. - It deprived Massachusetts with its right to self government
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Boston Massacre or Incident on Kings St.
Colonial View Point British View Point
What Happened?
Why is this happening?
Who is to ‘blame’?
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Friday
9. Why did the Stamp Act contribute to the tensions between colonists and Great Britain?
- It imposed taxes on all publications and official documents. - It required all colonial goods to be sold directly to Great Britain. - It limited colonial expansion beyond the Appalachian Mtns. - It deprived Massachusetts with its right to self government.
10. Put the following events in chronological order?
_______________, ______________, _______________, _____________
Proclamation of 1763
Stamp Act Boston Tea Party1st Continental Congress
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C.4.U(Set Up Like W-Up page)Monday:
What type of a group were the Son’s of Liberty?______________________________________________________________________Tuesday:
From what you have learned, did the Proclamation Line, Sugar Act or the Stamp Act cause more unrest in the American colonies? _____________________________________________________________________Wednesday:
What was one comparison and one contrast to the role of Sam Adams and his cousin John Adams played in the ‘road to revolution’? ______________________________________________________________________Thursday:What impact did Paul Revere’s etching have on Colonists feelings toward English? ______________________________________________________________________Friday:What does ‘imposing taxation without representation’ mean? (Be Specific)