The
Pictures:
1.
A scene of a fairly well-off Colonial era family at dinner. |
2.
King George III, the British ruler whose policies helped drive the
colonists
to open rebellion. |
3.
An example of the stamp that was required to be placed on most paper
products
in the colonies by the Stamp Act. |
4.
A symbol used by colonists who wanted to break away from British
rule.
The "liberty cap" at the bottom was given to Roman slaves when they
were
freed. The symbol is saying that liberty is in a struggle to the
death with the power of kings and royalty. |
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Answers
for the blanks:
(See the word bank at the bottom of 2 -
26.)
| 1. ...by a jury,
the... |
| 2. ...England was far
away. |
| 3. ...the Appalachian
Mountains... |
| 4. ...George Washington
to... |
| 5. ...and housing
for
British... |
| 6. ...were not allowed
to elect... |
| 7. ...England repeal
both the... |
| 8. ...was theirs
alone. |
| 9. ...felt the colonists
themselves... |
| 10. ...very popular
drink
at... |
| 11. ...cause united
the
colonies... |
| 12. ...calling for independence. |
Names
and Terms List:
Teachers and students can access a full glossary through the "Names and
Terms" link on the Home Page of the Internet support site at www.fasttrackteaching.com.
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teaching
and planning lessons. All other reproduction is prohibited.
Copyright 2003 by David Burns.
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