Unit 2: Revolution
In the mid 1700's, American colonists revolted against their government and King, paving the way to the formation of the United States of America in 1776. But was this revolution an act of justice or an act of betrayal? Are there times when its appropriate to challenge authority? How should it be challenged? Your job in this investigation is to determine whether or not the American Revolution was necessary and carried out appropriately
The CAUSES
Day 1 American Revolution Preview
TODAY'S AGENDA TO COMPLETE:
1. Complete the Do Now and Planner Information:
TODAY I WILL: Identify the issues surrounding the causes of The American Revolution
I'LL KNOW I'VE GOT IT WHEN: I can describe the Proclamation Act, Sugar Act, and Stamp Act.
2. Mind Dump- Create a timeline including the Proclamation Act of 1763, Sugar Act 1764, and Stamp Act 1765
Documents Needed for day 1:
Title Page and TEKs- American Revolution
Vocabulary Unit 2- American Revolution (Study Time Assignment)
Cause and Effect History Detective
Day 2 American Revolution Causes
DIRECTIONS:
Open or Download: American Revolution: Causes Day 2 and complete the task listed inside.
Documents Needed for day 2:
American Revolution: Causes Day 2 google document
No Taxation without Representation guided reading flap-Grahic organizer
R.U.B.I.E.S: Causes of the American Revolution (Digital Copy not available)
Day 3 American Revolution Causes
Substitute Lesson
DIRECTIONS:
Today you will have a substitute teacher. Please remember to follow directions and follow classroom procedures.
Documents needed for today:
Colonists Unite
Townshends Acts Primary Source
If your name is taken for being a disruption, or failing to work in class you will be assigned Thursday Night School.
Total Recall Mind Dump:
3. Open your google drive app and select recent documents.
4. Re-Open American Revolution: Causes Day 2 and complete the day 2 assignments
5. Once you complete day 2 assignments complete Colonists Unite and glue to page 76
6. STUDY TIME IF NOT COMPLETED IN CLASS:
Townshend Acts: Complete the reading using SOAPSTone and answer to the Two Questions.
Answer and glue on page 77
Day 4 and 5 Causes of the American Revolution
DAY 6 CAUSES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Day 7 Causes of the Revolution Boston Tea Party to the Lexington and Concord
THE BREAK UP LETTER
DAY 1 THE POWER OF INDEPENDENCE
Day 2 THE POWER OF INDEPENDENCE
Day 3 Quiz Day and Fold-able Review
DAY 4 POWER OF INDEPENDENCE- SICK DAY FOR MR. SANTIAGO
DAY 5 POWER OF INDEPENDENCE
DAY 6 POWER OF INDEPENDENCE
EVENTS AND BATTLES OF THE WAR
DAY 1 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
DAY 2 AMERICAN REVOLUTION
DAY 3 AMERICAN REVOLUTION
DAY 4 AMERICAN REVOLUTION