Declaring Independence: A Path to Freedom
Through a journey of self-realization and courage, the process of declaring independence unfolds. This pivotal moment signifies a break from the past and a step towards autonomy. Examining the complexities and significance behind this act reveals the essence of true liberation. Explore the profound impact of making this choice and the personal growth that comes with it. As individuals embrace their independence, a new chapter of empowerment and self-discovery begins.
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Causes - Governor Thomas Gage sends troops to arrest John Hancock and Samuel Adams - wanted to seize Patriot weapons stockpiled Image result for battles of lexington and concord
Image result for paul revere midnight ride painting Militia Formed - local Patriots rally together - consisted of full-time farmers, part-time soldiers, etc. Image result for paul revere midnight ride map Who warned the colonists that the British were coming? - Page 108
May 1775 - Delegates from all colonies meet in Philadelphia - George Washington given command of the new Continental Army July 1775 - Olive Branch Petition - reaffirmed allegiance to King George III but not to Parliament - King rejected and sent more troops
Loyalists (pgs. 110-111) - List at least 10 reasons why Loyalists believed they should remain loyal to the King - Draw symbol Patriots (pgs. 98-105) - List at least 10 reasons why Patriots believed they were right in going against the King - Draw symbol Image result for graphic organizer Image result for graphic organizer
Thomas Paine - Common Sense - independence from Britain - republican state governments - union of the new states Image result for Thomas Paine *Paine depicted the King, rather than Parliament, as the greatest enemy of American liberty
Declaration of Independence ( July 4, 1776) - drafted by Thomas Jefferson - announced American independence and listed reasons why (grievances) - main ideas: all men are created equal and unalienable rights. Image result for declaration of independence
