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VS.5 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
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Great Britain is the name of the British empire. England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom (U.K.) are all the same thing.
England is circled RED
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The English colonies, located in North America are circled in blue. There were 13 original colonies, Virginia is included. These 13 colonies were governed by England/Great Britain. Governed means ruled by law.
English colonies are circled in blue
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Hotspot
Where is England located?
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Hotspot
Where is Virginia located?
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Hotspot
Where is Virginia located?
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Hotspot
Which dot is most closely located to the east coast?
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Conflicts developed between the colonies and Great Britain over how the colonies should be governed.
Conflict - a serious disagreement or argument.
Governed - Ruled by law
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Parliament is the legislature, or lawmaking group, in the government of the United Kingdom (Great Britain)/England.
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No Taxation Without Representation
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of "conflict"?
a serious disagreement or argument.
a period in which there is no war or a war has ended.
agreement or concord.
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Multiple Select
Colonists in Virginia and the other twelve colonies disagreed with British Parliament, the government in England, over?
Increased taxes
No representation in government
Trade routes through the arctic tundra
Resolutions with French citizens living in Delaware
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The Declaration of Independence gave reasons for independence and ideas for self-government.
- Thomas Jefferson
Colonies declared independence from Great Britain.
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Multiple Choice
What does "independence" mean?
Depending on others
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of the word "governed"?
To negotiate or vote
To rule by law
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The colonists and the British Parliament disagreed over how the colonies should be governed.
Colonists - People living in Virginia
Parliament - Government in England
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Multiple Choice
Which two groups disagreed over how the colonies (Virginia) should be governed?
The Colonists and the British Parliament
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Colonists believed their local assemblies had legal authority.
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Multiple Choice
The previous slide said that "Colonists believed their local assemblies should have legal authority"
What was the name of Virginia's "local assembly"?
General Assembly/House of Burgesses
Parliament
Congress and Senate
Constitutional Convention/House of Burgers and Fries
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Parliament believed it had legal authority in the colonies.
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Multiple Choice
Colonists believed ________ should have the power to govern in the colonies
Local Assemblies, like the General Assembly in Virginia
Parliament
Government of Mexico
Bandaris
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Parliament believed it had the right to tax the colonies.
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Colonists believed they should not be taxed since they had no representation in Parliament.
"No taxation without representation"
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Multiple Choice
People living in the colonies had representatives in Parliament
True
False, they had no representation.
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Government gets money simply by demanding a certain amount from its citizens. This money is called a tax.
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of "taxes"?
money paid to the government
money put away to save for a later date
currency like coins
precious metals
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The Declaration of Independence gave reasons for independence and ideas for self-government.
- Thomas Jefferson
Colonies declared independence from Great Britain.
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Multiple Choice
Which document gave reasons for independence and ideas for self-government?
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The Declaration of Independence, written by
Thomas Jefferson.
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Multiple Choice
Which person wrote the Declaration of Independence?
George Mason
James Madison
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Multiple Choice
Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence?
________________
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The Declaration of Independence states that authority to govern belongs to the people rather than to kings.
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Multiple Choice
The Declaration of Independence states that the authority to govern belongs to the
_____________
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Multiple Choice
The authority to govern belongs to the people and NOT to
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The Declaration of Independence, states that all people are created equal and have rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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Multiple Select
Select three statements that are included in the Declaration of Independence.
All people are created equal
All people have rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
The authority to rule belongs to the people, not to kings
The authority to rule belongs to the king
All people have rights to freedom, health care and education
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Multiple Select
Select two statements that describe what the American Colonists believed.
Parliament has the legal authority to govern the colonies
The colonies should be governed by their local assemblies
The colonies should not be taxed by England because they had no representation in Parliament
Parliament has the right to tax the colonies
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VS.5b Revolutionary Leaders
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There are four groups of Virginians that we discuss:
1)White (English and other Europeans)
2) Free African Americans
3) Enslaved African Americans
4) American Indians
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White (English & other Europeans
Patriots Neutralists Loyalists
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Revolution means -
A radical change in the established governement
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Commander-in-Chief of Continental Army
First President of the United States
Model for future presidents
George Washington
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Multiple Choice
Who provided military leadership by serving as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army?
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Wrote Declaration of Independence
-Jefferson's Statute-
Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom
Provided political leadership.
Thomas Jefferson
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Multiple Choice
Who provided political leadership by expressing the reasons for colonial independence from Great Britain in the Declaration of Independence?
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Patriots wanted
independence
from England
Loyalists
wanted to stay
part of England
Neutral did not
care either way
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Multiple Choice
Virginia Patriots served in which army?
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Multiple Choice
Virginia Loyalists served in which army?
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Multiple Choice
Virginians who were neutral
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Multiple Choice
Which group of Virginians fought for independence from Great Britain?
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Women took
on more
responsibilities
Slaves fought for
England -
promised freedom
Free Africans
fought with
Patriots for
freedom
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Multiple Choice
What was the role of women during the Revolutionary War?
Women led the fight against Great Britain
Women made the decision to remain loyal to England
Women focused on their careers
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Multiple Select
What was the role of African Americans during the American Revolution?
Some free African Americans fought for the Patriots
Many fought bravely as soldiers in the Continental Army
Some enslaved African Americans supported the British, who promised them freedom
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“Give me liberty, or
give me death”
- Patrick Henry
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Multiple Choice
- Good at speeches. This man could get people pumped up!
- Known for a very famous saying while speaking out about taxation without representation in relation to Parliament's treatment of the colonists said... "give me liberty or give me death"
My name is?
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Marquis de Lafayette
● French
● Served in the
Continental Army
● At Battle of Yorktown
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Multiple Choice
If you ever get a question and you see the word "French", "France", who is always the correct answer?
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Multiple Choice
The Battle at Yorktown, in 1781, was the last major battle in the Revolutionary War. Who was the famous Frenchman that fought against Great Britain?
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James Lafayette
● Enslaved African from
Virginia.
● Fought for Continental
Army.
● Won freedom many
years after war.
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Multiple Choice
Which person listed below was an enslaved African American from Virginia who served as a spy in the Continental Army?
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Multiple Choice
What enslaved African American from Virginia successfully requested his freedom after the war?
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Last battle of
American Revolution:
Battle at Yorktown
1781
Treaty of Paris 1783
ended the American Revolution
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Multiple Choice
What was the last significant military battle of the Revolutionary War?
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Multiple Select
Select the two armies that fought at the battle of Yorktown.
Continental Army
British Army
Patriot Army
European Army
United States Army
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Multiple Choice
Which side earned a victory at Yorktown?
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Multiple Choice
When did the Battle of Yorktown happen?
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Multiple Choice
Did the Battle of Yorktown END the war, or LEAD to an end of the war?
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Multiple Choice
How did the Revolutionary War finally end?
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Multiple Choice
In what year was the Treaty to end the Revolutionary War signed?
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Multiple Choice
Where is Yorktown?
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1st Capital
Jamestown
2nd Capital
Williamsburg
3rd Capital
Richmond
Virginia State Capitals 1607 - Now
1. Population was moving westward.
2. Richmond was a more central location.
3. Richmond was further inland for fear of British retaliation.
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Multiple Select
Reasons why the capital of Virginia was moved from Jamestown to Williamsburg
Drinking water was contaminated with salt water
Diseases caused by unhealthy living conditions
Building in Jamestown were destroyed by fire
Williamsburg was already an established town
Jamestown was located in the Appalachian Plateau
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Multiple Select
Reasons why the capital of Virginia was moved from Williamsburg to Richmond
Population was moving westward
Richmond was more central to Virginia's population
Richmond was further away from the sea. We were worried about British attack.
Jamestown had not rebuilt buildings from the fire
Richmond was older and much more dignified
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Multiple Choice
Virginia's third capital is
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Multiple Choice
Virginia's second capital was
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Multiple Choice
Virginia's first capital was
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