Culture Reset
Vocabulary
British vs. Colonists Soldiers
Events
What led to the Revolution?
100

What level should you complete your Do Now on? 

Zero

100
What is a Patriot?? 

A colonist who wanted independence from Britain and supported fighting for freedom.

100

What is a Militia? 

A militia is a group of ordinary citizens who are trained to fight and protect their community in times of danger.

100

Why did the colonists protest at the Boston Tea Party?

Colonists felt they were being taxed unfairly without being represented in the government. 

100

How did the French & Indian War lead to the American Revolution? 

After the French & Indian war, the British needed funds to pay for the consequences of the war, which led to the British over taxing the colonists. 

200

What voice level should you be on for Exit Tickets? 

Zero

200

What is a Loyalist? 

A colonist who stayed loyal to Britain and wanted to remain under British rule.

200

Who was Crispus Attucks?  

Crispus Attucks was an African American sailor and a victim of the Boston Massacre.

200

Who is this? An enslaved African American woman who became one of the best-known poets in pre-19th century America, offering a unique perspective on liberty and the revolutionary spirit? 

Phillis Wheatly

200

“Political power is that power, which every man… has given up into the hands of society… And this power has its [source] only from [contract] and agreement, and the mutual consent of those who make up the community.”  

What is this quote saying? 

Colonists should have a larger say in forming the laws affecting the colonies.

300

T or F: in between each question Ms.Fields asks the class, I should lean over and start talking to my neighbor. 

FALSE

300

What is discontent? 

Discontent means feeling unhappy or dissatisfied about something.

300

What did putting George Washington do to the American people's morale? 

Washington instilled pride and unity in the American troops and colonies.

300

What was the Quartering Act? 

When colonists were expected to let British soldiers into their homes whether they wanted to or not. 

300

What do the colonists believe leading up to the American Revolution? 

Citizens have the right to change the British government when the rights of the people are infringed. 

400

When someone else is reading out loud, what should you be doing? 

Following along, not talking, and paying attention to answer any questions asked afterwards. 

400

What does it mean to be oppressed? 

Oppression means treating people unfairly or cruelly by using power to control them.

400

T or F: France helped the Americans win the American Revolution.  

True – France helped the Americans by providing soldiers, ships, and supplies that were important for winning the war.

400

What did the Boston Massacre do for the Patriots beliefs about Britain? 

It heightened tensions and anti-British beliefs, serving as a rallying cry for independence

400

What are 2 reasons the colonists wanted Independence from the British? 

- No taxation without representation 

- Freedom to make their own laws 

500

What are the classes expectations for entering the room? 

Come in quietly, have a seat, get started on Do Now (pull out homework and books). 

500

What did the Proclamation of 1763 do to the European colonists?

It prohibited them from settling west of a designated boundary. (Appalachian Mnts.)

500

What are 2 major advantages the British soldiers had over the colonists soldiers? 

- American troops lacked adequate clothing, food, medical care, and military supplies.

- There were not enough men in the American military to overtake the British troops. 

500

Why did the British put the Proclamation Act in place to begin with? 

To help end conflict between Native Americans and settlers. 

500

What is Thomas Paine arguing in his pamphlet Common Sense? 

That 1 king/person should not have the power to rule the people.