Warm Up What do you see What do
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Warm Up: What do you see? What do you think this means?
Today’s Question: How did the Revolutionary War begin?
Agenda 1. Read Aloud 2. Declaration Notes 3. In groups: Discuss key philosophies of the Declaration of Independence 4. Draw pictures of the key philosophies
Events Causing Unrest: Stamp Act Proclamation of 1763 Continental Congress Boston Tea Party Quartering Act Boston Massacre Intolerable Acts Lexington and Concord
“Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!” Virginia, 1775 https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Dbgh. WFMLyi. A 1. What is the main point of Patrick Henry’s speech? 2. How will patriots react? 3. How will the loyalists and British react?
Second Continental Congress
The Committee of Five Thomas Jefferson Robert Livingston John Adams Ben Franklin Roger Sherman
Declaration of Independence https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=u. Zf. Ra. WAt. BVg
Declaration of Independence https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=u. Zf. Ra. WAt. BVg The purpose of the Declaration of Independence was to tell the world that the colonies were breaking away from __________. In the Declaration, Thomas Jefferson wrote about the problems with King _____ government, and the type of government he wanted for the new country. Many of Jefferson’s ideas on government were taken from the writings of_______ philosophers. Several groups of people were excluded from the rights guaranteed in the declaration, including ______ and ______________.
In Groups: 1. Match the pictures with the key philosophies of the Declaration of Independence 2. With your group, discuss what you think each one means 3. Write your answer in the “what I think it means” box
Four key philosophies of the Declaration of Independence Philosophy People have certain “unalienable rights” (rights that cannot be taken away)— to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness People establish government to protect these rights What I think it means What it actually means
Four key philosophies of the Declaration of Independence Government derives power from the people People have a right and a duty to change a government that violates their rights
On the left side of your notebook: Write one key philosophy of the Dec of Ind. in each box. Draw a picture to represent that philosophy!
- It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see.
- Major prophets
- Hello friend! i am glad to see you!
- Hello good afternoon teacher
- Observatieplan stappen
- Hello how are you what are you doing now
- What happened to light when it hits an object
- What do you see what details stand out
- What comes to your mind when you see this symbol
- What can you see on the picture
- What evidence do you see of mussolini being nationalistic
- Were judy and liz at last month's meeting
- Do not refuse him who speaks
- Many faces do you see
- Year round constellations