Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Wednesday 1/29: American Revolution


Activity # 1:

Video of American Revolution

Activity # 2:

Before declaring Independence

In this document, you will need to read it, and pull out the grievances that the colonists had with King George, how they pleaded with the throne to assist in their struggle..

Activity # 3:

The British Strategy


Activity # 4:

Revolutionary War Animated Map

Sunday, January 26, 2020

Monday 1/27: American Revolution

Announcement!!!!

Our Movie Viewing of 1917 has been rescheduled to Tuesday 1/28. The plan will be to meet after first block at the main entrance. Stay in first block! You will be excused for 2nd & 3rd block for the movie. We will return by D lunch, and then go to 4th block class.

DO NOT LEAVE ANY MONEY WITH THE SUB! IF YOU WANT TO PAY, PLEASE SEE MR. EDINGER!


Activity # 1:

Video of American Revolution

Activity # 2:

Before declaring Independence

In this document, you will need to read it, and pull out the grievances that the colonists had with King George, how they pleaded with the throne to assist in their struggle..

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Tuesday 1/21: American Revolution


Activity # 1:

Ed Puzzle: American Revolution

Activity # 2:

American Revolution Timeline

American Revolution Timeline Part 2

Activity # 3:

Significant Battles of Revolutionary War

In your group of no more than 4, prepare a presentation of the assigned Battle from the American Revolution

- need to know date, location, how many losses (on each side), did this turn the tide of the war (if so, whose favor?), why is this battle significant?

Monday, January 6, 2020

1/6: American Revolution War

Before The Revolution

The military history of the American Revolution is more than the history of the War of Independence. The Revolution itself had important military causes. The experience of the Seven Years’ War (which started in 1754 in North America) conditioned British attitudes to the colonies after that conflict was over. From 1764, the British Parliament tried to raise taxes in America to pay for a new permanent military garrison. British politicians resisted colonial objections to parliamentary taxation at least partly because they feared that if the Americans established their right not to be taxed by Westminster, Parliament’s right to regulate colonial overseas trade would then be challenged. If the Americans broke out of the system of trade regulation, British ministers, MPs, and peers worried, then the Royal Navy would be seriously weakened.

Activity # 1

Seven Years' War Reading

Video # 1- 

Video # 2- 

Activity # 2

Ed Puzzle - Seven Years' War