1. By 1733, 13 English ____ stretched from Massachusetts to Georgia.

2. Following the examples of the House of Burgesses & the Mayflower Compact, each colony set up its own ____.

3. Each colony had a _____ and a _____.4. Colonists in America soon grew used to

making their own ____.5. The colonists built a thriving economy

could ____ problems without help from Great Britain.

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Examine English traditions of limited and representative governmentDescribe how colonist transplanted English ideas of government to America

oCh. 27 Test on Wednesday, September 12oCh. 2, Section 1 quiz on Friday, September 14oProgress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th

Bell ringerTic Tac Toe Chart on English traditions of governmentComplete video on Declaration of IndependenceHWK – Review for Ch. 27 test

Advisors eventuallyBecame English

----------- Kings and “P” Cooperated to

Govern kingdom

King John forcedTo sign -----

--------, protectedNobles rights

And upheld theirauthority

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In -----, “P” drewUp Bill of Rights; King could not Suspend “P”

Guarantees free Speech; right to Fair trial by jury; Banning of cruel

& unusual ----------

Forced ----- to askTo impose taxes, Raise new armies,And create special

courts

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1. What is a monarch? 2. What was the Magna Carta? How

did it benefit the nobles? 3. Why was the English Bill of Rights

important to English citizens? 4. Why would a judge want to look for

a precedent when deciding a case? 5. What is common law?

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6. What is a colony and where was the first colony in North American located?

7. What is a compact? 8. How did the Mayflower Compact

influence New England? 9. How was the Mayflower Compact an

example of direct democracy? 10.Why did the American colonists

grow used to making their own decision?

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Examine English traditions of limited and representative governmentDescribe how colonist transplanted English ideas of government to America

oCh. 27 Test todayoCh. 2, Section 1 quiz on Friday, September 14oProgress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th

Bell ringerTic Tac Toe Chart on English traditions of government8 Acts of Parliament you should know …Ch. 27 test

In -----, “P” drewUp Bill of Rights; King could not Suspend “P”

Guarantees free Speech; right to Fair trial by jury; Banning of cruel

& unusual ----------

Forced ----- to askTo impose taxes, Raise new armies,And create special

courts

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A system of law arose

Based on --------,Ruling in an earlier

Case that was similar

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System of lawBased on precedent

And custom Became known as

--------- Law

A system of law arose

Based on --------,Ruling in an earlier

Case that was similar

Today, our lawsAbout _______, Contracts, and Personal injury are based on

English Common law

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Copy the question, please. (5). Read page 37 ( ) and answer. Thanks.

1. What did Thomas Jefferson dislike?

2. What three jobs did Jefferson’s father have?

3. Where was Jefferson sent as a minister?

4. Jefferson was the governor of what state?

5. What document did Jefferson mention on his tombstone?

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Examine English traditions of limited and representative governmentDescribe how colonist transplanted English ideas of government to America

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Bell ringerTime Line – Bringing England to America8 Acts of Parliament you should know …(STAYS IN FOLDER)HWK, Complete GR 2-1

1st permanent settlement

Was at _______ in Virginia in 1607

King James gave Virginia CompanyA _____ to rule the

New colony

House of Burgess is thefirst ___________

Assembly in English Colonies; Little power but

It was self government

In 1619, colonists choose 2 reps from each

County to meet with Governor; called _____

Of _______

Act that leveled Taxes on goods

Imported into the Colonies such as

Tea, glass and paper

Act that allowed British East IndiaCompany to ship

Tea to coloniesw/o paying taxes

Laws passedAfter Boston

Tea Party which Restricted colonists

Rights includingTrial by jury.

Long costly warFought between theBritish & the FrenchThat ended in 1763

Theory that a Country should

Sell more goods To other countries

Than it buys.Act which requiresColonists to attachExpensive stamps To all newspapers

And legal documents

Act that states Parliament has the

Right to tax andMake decisions for

colonies

Your NameDate

Class Period

British Acts You Should KnowPgs 33 - 38

Act that leveled Taxes on goods

Imported into the Colonies such as

Tea, glass and paper

Act that allowed British East IndiaCompany to ship

Tea to coloniesw/o paying taxes

Laws passedAfter Boston

Tea Party which Restricted colonists

Rights includingTrial by jury.

Long costly warFought between theBritish & the FrenchThat ended in 1763

Theory that a Country should

Sell more goods To other countries

Than it buys.Act which requiresColonists to attachExpensive stamps To all newspapers

And legal documents

Act that states Parliament has the

Right to tax andMake decisions for

colonies

Your NameDate

Class Period

British Acts You Should KnowPgs 33 - 38

In 1620, Pilgrims buildSettlement called

__________In Massachusetts

Before Mayflower reachesLand, colonists realize

They need rules to ________ themselves

Mayflower compactEstablished a _______ ofDirect democracy thatYou can still see today

In NE

Mayflower Compact set upA ______ democracy, in

Which all men would voteAnd majority would rule

1. Why can't Kevin Laroche, who is now living in Canada, not be buried in the USA?

2. What animal has no wings, but yet will fly?3. In 1990, a person is 15 years old. In 1995

that same person is 10 years old.How is this possible?

4. What is round on the ends and high in the middle?

5. Big as a biscuit, deep as a cup, Even a river can't fill it up. What is it?

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Identify the ways the British government tried to tighten control over its American coloniesDescribe the ways American colonists resisted and rejected British control.

oCh. 2, Section 1 quiz todayoProgress Reports go home on Tuesday, September, 18th

Bell ringerTime Line – Colonial ResistanceQuiz – Ch. 2, Sec. 2Democrat or Republican

1760’s

1763

1765 1767

1766 1773

1760’s

1763

1765 1767

1766 1773

British adopt called---------

To squeezeAs much wealth Out of colonies

------- & ------ War ends,

Britain must Cover cost of War by taxing

“P” passes the ------- Act

whichRequires stamps

On all paper products

“P” passes --------- Act

Which says that“P” has right

To tax colonies

“P” passes ---------- Acts

Which further Angered the

colonies

“P” passes Tea Act giving------- right to Ship tea to

Colonies w/o Paying tax

1. How many colonists were killed at the Battle of Lexington and Concord?

2. By 1763, what was the population of the English colonies?

3. What 3 groups in colonial American could not vote?

4. What 3 other European powers controlled parts of North America?

5. How many colonies protested the Sugar Act to Parliament?

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6. Who once claimed that “only Virginians can tax Virginians!”?

7. Why did the British choose to tax sugar?8. Which state led the protest against the

Townshend Act?9. Which Prime Minister persuaded Parliament

to end all the Townshend Acts except for the one on tea.?

10.How many colonists were killed at the Boston Massacre?

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Identify the ways the British government tried to tighten control over its American coloniesDescribe the ways American colonists resisted and rejected British control.

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Bell ringerOutline – Colonial ResistanceVideo – Seeds of Liberty: Causes of RevolutionOutline

A. Colonial Governments1. Bands together to fight the __________ Acts2. Sept. of 1774, 12 of 13 colonies go to ________ to voice concerns3. Wanted to establish a __________ to represent American interests

and challenge British authority

B. First Continental Congress1. Delegates sent a document to _________ demanding rights of

colonists be restored2. Planned to extend _________ of British goods3. Planned to reunite a ___________ if needs were not meet

C. King George1. Responds with __________ to colonist demands2. Battle of _____________ are 1st action of Revolutionary War3.

A. King George1. Responds with __________ to colonist demands2. Battle of _____________ are 1st action of Revolutionary War3. Colonists began to question relationship with England and

began to call for _________