Ch. 6 Period 3 A Revolution, Indeed Revolution and Independence (1774 1783) – Identifications: LO 6.1: Examine the process and First Continental methods by which the resistance □ Congress movement was transformed into Declaration of Rights and a coalition in favor of □ 6A Grievances independence. Patriots vs. Loyalists □ Political Lexington and Concord □ Organization Second Continental □ Congress p. 141 - 154 Thomas Paine’s Common □ Sense Declaration of □ Independence Identifications: LO 6.2: Examine the strengths and Gen. George Washington weaknesses of the combatants in □ Treaty of Paris (1783) the Revolutionary War, and □ 6B explain why the Americans were victorious. Revolutionary War LO 6.3: Discuss the negotiations that led to the Treaty of Paris, p. 154 - 163 and explain the significance of the treaty’s provisions.
Ch. 6 A Revolution, Indeed (1774 – 1783) Period 3 Revolution and Independence 6A Political Organization p. 141 - 154 Identifications: □ First Continental Congress □ Declaration of Rights and Grievances □ Patriots vs. Loyalists □ Lexington and Concord □ Second Continental Congress □ Thomas Paine’s Common Sense □ Declaration of Independence LO 6.1: Examine the process and methods by which the resistance movement was transformed into a coalition in favor of independence. 6B Revolutionary War p. 154 - 163 Identifications: □ Gen. George Washington □ Treaty of Paris (1783) LO 6.2: Examine the strengths and weaknesses of the combatants in the Revolutionary War, and explain why the Americans were victorious. LO 6.3: Discuss the negotiations that led to the Treaty of Paris, and explain the significance of the treaty’s provisions.
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