Ch. 5 Period 3 Severing the Bonds of Empire (1754 – Revolution and Independence 1774) Identifications: LO 5.1: Discuss the causes and 5A Albany Congress consequences of the Seven Years □ Seven Years War (French War. □ Europeans and Indian War) and Native Treaty of Paris (1763) □ Americans Pontiac’s Rebellion □ Proclamation of 1763 □ p. 115 - 125 King George III □ The Sugar Act □ Identifications: LO 5.2: Examine the basic The Stamp Act ideological conflict between the □ Patrick Henry British and the colonists □ Sons of Liberty and concerning (a) the nature of □ Samuel Adams representative government and The Stamp Act Congress (b) the nature of political power. □ Townshend Acts □ 5B Boston Massacre LO 5.3: Examine the ideological □ Committee of and constitutional arguments □ British Correspondence presented by the colonists Colonial Tea Act against the Sugar, Stamp and the □ Control Boston Tea Party Townshend Acts. □ Coercive or Intolerable □ p. 125 - 139 Acts LO 5.4: Explain the role of each of The Quartering Act the following in the development □ and spread of the colonial resistance movement. (pamphlets, legislative protest, crowd action, economic protest, public rituals, Committees of correspondence.)
Ch. 5 Severing the Bonds of Empire (1754 – 1774) Period 3 Revolution and Independence 5A Europeans and Native Americans p. 115 - 125 Identifications: □ Albany Congress □ Seven Years War (French and Indian War) □ Treaty of Paris (1763) □ Pontiac’s Rebellion □ Proclamation of 1763 □ King George III □ The Sugar Act LO 5.1: Discuss the causes and consequences of the Seven Years War. 5B British Colonial Control p. 125 - 139 Identifications: □ The Stamp Act □ Patrick Henry □ Sons of Liberty and Samuel Adams □ The Stamp Act Congress □ Townshend Acts □ Boston Massacre □ Committee of Correspondence □ Tea Act □ Boston Tea Party □ Coercive or Intolerable Acts □ The Quartering Act LO 5.2: Examine the basic ideological conflict between the British and the colonists concerning (a) the nature of representative government and (b) the nature of political power. LO 5.3: Examine the ideological and constitutional arguments presented by the colonists against the Sugar, Stamp and the Townshend Acts. LO 5.4: Explain the role of each of the following in the development and spread of the colonial resistance movement. (pamphlets, legislative protest, crowd action, economic protest, public rituals, Committees of correspondence.)
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