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    This document outlines the content and activities for a chapter on the American Revolution from 1765 to 1783. It includes background information on key figures like John Locke, James Otis, Sam Adams, and Edmund Burke. Students will learn about taxation without representation, natural law, and the Declaration of Independence. They will complete homework, present political cartoons, and have an opportunity to debate revolutionary ideas.

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    Chapter 3: The Greatest Revolution (1765-1783) : Last Best Hope: Pp. 62-86

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    Chapter 3: The Greatest Revolution (1765-1783)

    Week 4 9/13/11 Completed Homework Last Best Hope: pp. 62-86 Pp 12-17 PSH: Edmund Burke Autobiography Literature Vocabulary At least one Current Event should be in Notebook by now. Penny Candy Be prepared to present cartoon I will introduce John Locke More background information on: James Otis, Sam Adams & Sons of Libertry Dr. Joseph Warren Pitt, Townshend, North & Burke We will debate: Taxation without Representation Natural Law & The Declaration Opportunity; Presenting of Cartoons

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