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    Please take out your homework. Then, with your partner, please

    write two sentences (for each person) describing the beliefs of the

    following philosophers (in section 2):

    Thomas Hobbes:

    John Locke:

    Baron de Montesquieu:

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    THE AMERICANREVOLUTION

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    The 13 British Colonies

    Mid-1700s: the colonies had their own governments

    and were used to some independence

    How did geography affect the colonists sense of

    independence?

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    Taxation without Representation

    The Navigation Act (1651)what did this say?

    The Stamp Act (1765)taxes on printed material

    Passed after the French and Indian Warwhy?

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    Boston Massacre1770

    British troops were sent to

    Boston

    March 5tha mob threw

    snow balls at soldiers in front

    of the Customs House

    Five civilians were killed

    when the soldiers fired

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    Boston Tea Party1773

    Colonists dumped over 300 chests of tea into Boston

    Harborwhy?

    1864 Picture of the Boston Tea Party

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    The Battles of Lexington and Concord1775

    The British marched to Concord from Boston to seize

    ammunitions (weapons and gunpowder)

    The Regulars are coming!

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    Benjamin Franklin

    Important figure in the Enlightenment

    Scientist, inventor, printer, author, politician, and

    diplomat

    Urged colonial unity

    Helped draft the Declaration of Independence

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    Thomas Jefferson

    A man of the Enlightenment

    What was he well known for?

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    The Declaration of Independence

    Whose ideas did Jefferson rely most heavily on?

    When was it signed?

    Why was it a dangerous document?

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    Please answer the following questions with your partner

    (both of you should write down the answers):

    1. Underline or highlight the parts that you think

    are based on John Lockes ideas.

    2. Paraphrase each section (splitting the document

    into four parts) with at least one sentence each.

    3. Why were the colonists especially upset with

    King George III? What do they mean by absolute

    Despotism? 4. What do you think are the main points of the

    Declaration?

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    Military Strengths and Weaknesses

    Strengths Weaknesses

    The Colonies

    Britain

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    French Help

    Louis XVI of France did not really support the ideals

    of the American Revolution

    Why did he agree to help the colonists, then?

    The French sent weapons and troops

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    A New Republic

    Created the Articles of Confederation

    Weak national governmentwhy?

    No power to enforce laws or collect taxes

    Why might this have been a problem?

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    U.S. Constitution

    1787Constitutional Convention

    Familiar with Enlightenment political theories

    How did they use the ideas of Montesquieu?

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    Bill of Rights

    The Constitution had to be approved by at least 9

    of the 13 states

    Federalists vs. Antifederalists

    What did they add to the Constitution to make the

    Antifederalists happy?

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    Homework

    Write two questions that you think would be good short

    answer questions. Email them to me by 8 pm on Sunday

    night.

    Choose one topic from todays class (something relatingto the American Revolution) to research in more depth.

    Use at least two sources (not Wikipedia or blogs).

    Write at least half a page (double-spaced) on your

    findings. All information that is not common knowledge

    must be cited within the paper (using parentheses).

    Include a Works Cited section (with MLA formating) for

    your sources.