Declaratory Act -King George III declared that Parliament had full authority over legislation in the colonies. Quartering Act -required colonists to house and feed British soldiers -colonists did not like having a standing army -soldiers used writs of assistance, or blank search warrants -housing and supply soldiers was costly Townshend Acts -tax on imported tea, glass, paper, and other items -colonists boycotted -Sons of Liberty used violence against tax collectors to protest Boston Massacre -deadly riot which resulted in five colonists being killed by British soldiers used as propaganda Tea Act/Boston Tea -made a monopoly over tea; only sold by British East India Co.-Sons of Liberty illegally boarded British ships and dumped the tea into Boston Harbor Party Coercive (Intolerable -effort to get colonists to pay for the tea and keep them from planning other Acts) attacks -closed the port of Boston which stopped trade, did not allow town meetings, gave Britain control of the colony Lesson Concept and Purpose: 13 Colonies Taxation Day 10 Summarize Prior Knowledge: Common Core Objective: Format of the lesson: Students must understand the political, economic and social aspects Brief Simulation and escalating conflict in 13 of colonial life in the thirteen colonies, Direct Instruction colonies and remember recent and role of international trade between the Proclamation Line being set. United States and other countries. Materials: Necessary Prep: notes handout, candy in cups Copy tax notes handout Phases of the Lesson
Declaratory Act -King George III declared that Parliament had full authority over legislation in the colonies. Quartering Act -required colonists to house and feed British soldiers -colonists did not like having a standing army -soldiers used writs of assistance, or blank search warrants -housing and supply soldiers was costly Townshend Acts -tax on imported tea, glass, paper, and other items -colonists boycotted -Sons of Liberty used violence against tax collectors to protest Boston Massacre -deadly riot which resulted in five colonists being killed by British soldiers used as propaganda Tea Act/Boston Tea Party -made a monopoly over tea; only sold by British East India Co.-Sons of Liberty illegally boarded British ships and dumped the tea into Boston Harbor Coercive (Intolerable Acts) -effort to get colonists to pay for the tea and keep them from planning other attacks -closed the port of Boston which stopped trade, did not allow town meetings, gave Britain control of the colony Lesson Concept and Purpose: 13 Colonies Taxation Day 10 Prior Knowledge: Students must understand escalating conflict in 13 colonies and remember recent Proclamation Line being set. Common Core Objective: Summarize the political, economic and social aspects of colonial life in the thirteen colonies, and role of international trade between the United States and other countries. Format of the lesson: Brief Simulation and Direct Instruction Materials: notes handout, candy in cups Necessary Prep: Copy tax notes handout Phases of the Lesson
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