PPT-The Loyalists

Who are the Loyalists People from the 13 colonies that remained LOYAL to England Refused independence they did not want to live in the United States Loyalists arrive in New. The Loyalists vs. the Patriots. The Loyalists. Caroline. Lily. Eric. Hiya. Raunakk. Milayna. The Patriots. Tyler. Nitya. Sarika. Hunter. Emma. David. And the Winners are............. The Patriots!. Most Persuasive Speech goes to........ LOYALISTS. During the American Revolution (1775 to 1783), there were many different stances on the idea of complete independence.. Big . Idea. The war of independence waged by the American colonies against Britain influenced political ideas and revolutions around the globe.. The tensions between Britain and the colonies led . to armed . conflict in where?. Massachusetts.. About one third of the Lexington militia were . WHAT?. Minute Men. Chapter 6-3. By: Jack Zavrel and Hamza Ahmed. George . Washington Drafted. 20,000 fired-up militiamen swarmed . Boston . area following the first shots at Lexington and Concord. . redcoats outnumbered. .. Second . Continental Congress.  met in May 1775 in . Ernest Hemingway. Background – For Whom the Bell Tolls. In 1937 Hemingway went to Spain as a correspondent because he had already fallen in love with Spain a decade before. . Loyalists supported the Government (Republic) which wanted political, social, and economic reforms. Loyalists were comprised of working people, trade unions, socialists, communists, anarchists, and anti-Royalists.. THEATRE. HISTORY. H d H I . ui. N l . sk. ds lo . oO. J n M, s S B T h YY . hs. S g g g a . A b . js. B . jh. l LI j OO j h . jk. g . yw. a Q p o O . ui. O p o K . nj. V f s. >>. The Owners. What were the arguments for and against colonial independence from Great Britain?. 11.1 Introduction. Patriots. Did not want Great Britain to rule. Some argued in speeches and newspapers. Some joined mobs. Turn to your bell work page then copy and answer the following. What battles are considered to boost American Morale and the turning point in . the war?. Bell Work 1/27. Turn to page 54 and set up your paper like this: Make sure it splits the page in half. Events leading up to the Constitutional . A. ct. Reactions to the Quebec act. In Quebec:. . The French elite (seigneurs and clergy) were pleased as the seigneurs were allowed to keep their . seigneurial. By . John Clay. The battle of Kings Mountain was instigated when Major . Ferguson of the British Army . was commanded to head to the Carolina's and seek out and kill any . rebels. Ferguson’s mission went smoothly until he issued a threatening statement. England v. America. Who do you think should win?. The Battle of Lexington and Concord. The British marched towards Concord to confiscate weapons the colonists hid.. Paul Revere, William Dawes, and Samuel Prescott warn colonists the British are coming.. Two sides to the war. Quickly, more on Jamestown. They were definitely cannibals . Let’s look over a story . This is Jane. Patriots. Sons and daughters of Liberty. Wanted the freedom to make their own rules in the colonies. Events leading up to the Constitutional . A. ct. Reactions to the Quebec act. In Quebec:. . The French elite (seigneurs and clergy) were pleased as the seigneurs were allowed to keep their . seigneurial. Do Now: . 1. Describe the 3 images.. 2. . Relate these images to each other – what problems do you see potentially happening in the colonies?. Loyalist Close Reading: Knowledge Rating Chart. (Indicate your understanding of each term using the following scale).