PPT-Who was Paul Revere?

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An American hero Paul Revere He was born in 1735 and died in 1818 He was born in Boston Massachusetts His father was silversmith Jobs Paul Revere took over his

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An American hero Paul Revere He was born in 1735 and died in 1818 He was born in Boston Massachusetts His father was silversmith Jobs Paul Revere took over his fathers shop He became a silversmith watchmaker engraver and a messenger. Cycle 1, Day . 6. Writing Project:. Narrative Poem. Write the first two stanzas of a narrative poem.. Team Cooperation Skill:. Explain your ideas and tell why. Stanza 1 Example. Listen my . c. hildren and you shall hear. Aim: To know how Paul’s missionary . work started.. Key words: Gentiles: Non-Jews. . Gospel: Good news. May 2010. Where in the world?. It is a popular holiday destination. It is the 81. American Patriot. Purpose of Lesson. Standard. : SS3H2 – The student will discuss the lives of Americans who expanded people’s rights and freedoms in a democracy.. Paul Revere (independence). Explain social barriers, restrictions and barriers that these historical figures had to overcome and describe how they overcame . Paul Revere. Name. Ms. . Gore. Second . Grade. John Hancock. Add picture. John Hancock Facts. He was wealthy.. He was from Massachusetts.. Was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence.. Was the first governor of Massachusetts.. Hanock. &. Paul Revere. Name. Ms. . DeLeon. , Gore, Martinez, Ramirez. Second Grade. John Hancock. Add picture. John Hancock Facts. Add facts about John Hancock. Paul Revere. Paul Revere Facts. Add facts about Paul Revere. 1735 - 1818. By: Ms. Otten. Cedar Hill Elementary. The Early Years.... Paul’s father, . Apollos. , immigrated to the British Colonies from France when he was 13.. . He later changed the family last name from . People, Places and Events . of the American Revolution. Six Degrees of Paul Revere. Boston Massacre . Boston Massacre . Boston Massacre . Six Degrees of Paul Revere. Boston Tea Party . Six Degrees of Paul Revere. Vocabulary 2. Goad (v). Peter constantly . goads. . Tris. by reading the negative reports of the Abnegation. . and insulting her, but . Tris’s. friends tell her not to react.. Bereft (. adj. ). Dayna . Harkey. Wunderle. Amanda Herndon. Nicole Garza. 3. rd. Grade. Jefferson Parkway Elementary. Common Core Standards:. Social Studies:. SS3H2 . The student will discuss the lives of Americans who expanded people’s rights and freedoms in a democracy. . The Meaning of Life. St. Ignatius and Jesuit Missions. Welcome to your second lesson about St. Ignatius of Loyola (whose feast day is on 31. st. July).. These lessons have been designed for you by Jesuit Missions. . In 1774 and the Spring of 1775 . Paul Revere . was employed by the Boston Committee of Correspondence and the Massachusetts Committee of Safety as an express rider to carry news, messages, and copies of resolutions as far away as New York and Philadelphia. . AUTHORITY. AND . GOSPEL. Lesson 2 for July 8, 2017. Many people believed Paul’s letters were inspired by God, but others didn’t.. Some people in Galatia were deceiving Christians by teaching “another gospel.”. Paul Revere. . was a Patriot who wanted liberty for the colonists. . Hi! I’m Paul Revere. . I fought for freedom!. I am known for being . determined. . and wanting . liberty. . As you learn more about my life, see if you can point out times where I show those character traits. First, let’s take a look at what those words mean! . Paul Revere . was employed by the Boston Committee of Correspondence and the Massachusetts Committee of Safety as an express rider to carry news, messages, and copies of resolutions as far away as New York and Philadelphia.

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