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CAUSE AND EFFECT The Road to Revolution

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The Road to Revolution. Cause and Effect. A/The Townshend Duties B/ Boston Massacre C/ Lex and Concord D/ The Stamp Act E/ Tea Act and Tea Party F/ First Continental Congress. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1765-The Stamp Act. 1767-The Townshend Duties. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The Road to Revolution

CAUSE AND EFFECT

The Road to Revolution

Page 2: The Road to Revolution

• 1765• 1767

• 1770• 1773

• 1774• 1775

A/The Townshend DutiesB/ Boston MassacreC/ Lex and ConcordD/ The Stamp ActE/ Tea Act and Tea PartyF/ First Continental

Congress

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1765-The Stamp Act

• Sons of Liberty• Sam Adams

• Stamp Act Resolutions• Patrick Henry

• Stamp Act Congress• Non-importation agreements

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1765-The Stamp Act

• Sons of Liberty• Sam Adams

• Stamp Act Resolutions• Patrick Henry

• Stamp Act Congress• Non-importation agreements

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1765-The Stamp Act

• Sons of Liberty• Sam Adams

• Stamp Act Resolutions• Patrick Henry

• Stamp Act Congress• Non-importation agreements

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1765-The Stamp Act

• Sons of Liberty• Sam Adams

• Stamp Act Resolutions• Patrick Henry

• Stamp Act Congress• Non-importation agreements

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1767-The Townshend Duties

• Non Importation

• Seizures• Riots

• 4,000 troops• tension

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1767-The Townshend Duties

• Non Importation

• Seizures• Riots

• 4,000 troops• tension

Page 9: The Road to Revolution

1767-The Townshend Duties

• Non Importation

• Seizures• Riots

• 4,000 troops• tension

Page 10: The Road to Revolution

1767-The Townshend Duties

• Non Importation

• Seizures• Riots

• 4,000 troops• tension

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1770-The Boston Massacre

• Propaganda (Paul Revere)• Removal of troops from Boston

• Repeal of the Townshend Duties• Except?

• Committees of Correspondence

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1770-The Boston Massacre

• Propaganda (Paul Revere)• Removal of troops from Boston

• Repeal of the Townshend Duties• Except?

• Committees of Correspondence

Page 13: The Road to Revolution

1770-The Boston Massacre

• Propaganda (Paul Revere)• Removal of troops from Boston

• Repeal of the Townshend Duties• Except?

• Committees of Correspondence

Page 14: The Road to Revolution

1770-The Boston Massacre

• Propaganda (Paul Revere)• Removal of troops from Boston

• Repeal of the Townshend Duties• Except?

• Committees of Correspondence

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1773-The Tea Act

• British East India Co.

• Boston Tea Party

• King George III and the Intolerable Acts

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1773-The Tea Act

• British East India Co.

• Boston Tea Party

• King George III and the Intolerable Acts

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1773-The Tea Act

• British East India Co.

• Boston Tea Party (Dec 1773)

• King George III and the Intolerable Acts

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1773-The Tea Act

• British East India Co.

• Boston Tea Party

• King George III and the Intolerable Acts

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1774-The Intolerable Acts• Sept 1774: First Continental

Congress

• Militia preparations• Lexington and Concord

• The siege of Boston• The Second Continental

Congress

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1774-The Intolerable Acts• Sept 1774: First Continental

Congress

• Militia preparations• Lexington and Concord

• The siege of Boston• The Second Continental

Congress

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1774-The Intolerable Acts• Sept 1774: First Continental

Congress

• Militia preparations• Lexington and Concord (Apr.

1775)• The siege of Boston• The Second Continental

Congress

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1774-The Intolerable Acts

• Sept 1774: First Continental Congress

• Militia preparations• Lexington and Concord (Apr 1775)

• The siege of Boston• The Second Continental Congress• (May 1775)