1. The American Revolution: factors leading to rebellion against England By: Neda Hefzi Katelyn White Kirsten Pearson Angel Ordaz Tim Dimayuga Alec Noble

4. Townshed Acts impose duties on goods, suspend the New York assembly Major Events 1766-1767

9. Boarded three British ships in the Boston harbor

10. Dumped over three hundred crates of British Tea into the ocean

11. This provoked the Intolerable Acts later on 1773: Boston Tea Party

12. Major Events: 1772-1774 Samuel Adams creates first Committee of Correspondence First Continental Congress convenes in Philadelphia Boycott of British goods begins

14. Fight breaks out between British and Minutemen stationed in Lexington

15. British marched to Concord, but are met by a larger army of men

16. British forced to retreat Battle of Lexington and Concord

17. Major Events: 1776 Thomas Paine writes Common Sense

18. DBQ Question Analyze the justifications of the American revolution/rebellion against England. Was it truly a revolution, or was it more evolutionary? Take account of the colonial view point and the view point of people living in England.

20. Remember:

21. Salutary Neglect

22. Mercantilism

23. Ways to divide the essay:

24. Northern colonies, Southern colonies, people in England

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27. Document C Source: Benjamin Franklin, Pennsylvania Gazette, May 9, 1754.

28. Document D

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36. Document L