read pg. 106 - 115- Vocabulary: Delegate - representative Patriot for each colony/state militia - military Rebel Minutemen - militia could Loyalist be ready in a minute artillery - weapons Neutralist (muskets, canons,)
Focus Notes (skip 3 lines between topics) 1.Tea Act - British forced colonists to purchase their tea from _________________. Colonists ___________ tea Colonists would not unload tea
Focus Notes (skip 3 lines between topics) 2.Boston Tea Party Royal __________ demanded the colonists unload the tea. Colonists dressed as __________ _____________ boarded and dumped 342 chests of tea into the Boston ________.
Focus Notes (skip 3 lines between topics) 3.The ______________ or(The Intolerable Acts) Britain passed harsh acts to punish _______. Stopped shipping goods to ________. (hardest on Massachusettes) Colonies united and helped _______ Banned _________________
Lesson 4, pg. 109 - A Call to Arms The 1st Continental Congress * political body that would represent _____________ and challenge _______________ control. *12/13 colonies attended (Georgia ☹ ) *Leaders: George ___________ Sam & John ______________ Patrick ___________________ What did the delegates believe? *Parliament violated the ________________________. (Remember John Locke?). The Right to Life, Liberty, Property
Paul Revere & William Dawes • Sons of ________ • April ________ • Rode to ________ • “The __________ are Coming!”
"The shot heard 'round the world." • • • • • • •
Fort Ticonderoga & Benedict Arnold
9. Battle of Bunker Hill
What did the British begin learning after the Battle of Bunker Hill?
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