Chapter 5 section 3 from Protest to Rebellion
Chapter 5 section 3 from Protest to Rebellion
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Our Terms are:
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2.__________________________________________
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3.__________________________________________
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Class notes:
1. How did British tax policies move the colonists closer to rebellion? (slide 3)
Widespread protests over the __________________
and other taxes had taken Britain by surprise.
But even as British leaders repealed some taxes, _____
___________________, further angering the colonists.
2. During the early 1770s, the protests against the British had quieted down. The most unpopular taxes had been _______________________________. (slide 4)
In ______, however, Parliament passed a new tea law, and protests began again.
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3. [pic] (slide 5)
4. The ____________reduced the price of tea. (slide 6)
But it gave the East India Company, an important British company, a _____________________ over the tea trade.
The colonists thought they should be able to buy tea from whomever they wanted. Plus, they were angry that they ________________________________________.
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5. To protest, the _____________________tried to stop tea from being unloaded in colonial ports. (slide 7 )
When officials ordered a shipment to be unloaded in ________________, the protestors took action.
Dressed as ___________________, they dumped the tea into the harbor.
6. British leaders were outraged by the actions of these protestors during what became knows as the
. (slide 8 )
They passed a series of laws designed to punish the colonists of ______________________________
______________________________.
The new laws were so harsh that colonists called them the ____________________________.
7. [pic] (slide 9 )
8. Americans in all the colonies responded to the ___________________________by sending food and other supplies to the people of Boston. (slide 10)
Meanwhile, ________________________called a meeting to discuss what further actions to take.
The _______________________________, was held in Philadelphia in September and October 1774.
9. [pic] (slide 11 )
10. The British responded to the colonists’ demands with force. (slide 12)
On April 19, 1775, about 700 British troops marched toward _____________, where they believed _______________ were storing arms.
Patriots lit a signal in a church steeple, then ___________________and ________________rode through the night to warn the minutemen
11. [pic] (slide 13 )
12. [pic] (slide 14 )
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