Coloni al Unrest -O- Meter Proc lama tion of 1763 Quat erin g Act 1765 Sta mp Act 176 5 Towns hend Act 1767 Boston Massacre 1770 Bosto n Tea Party 1773 Intol erabl e Acts 1774 First Continen tal Congress 1774 Lexingt on and Concord 1775 The Unrest-O-Meter Understandin g Colonial Unrest
Understanding Colonial Unrest. The Unrest-O-Meter. Groupwork Activity, SWBAT. Given placards with short descriptions of selected events: Discuss events that turned proud British subjects of 1763 into rebellious Americans by 1775. Rate the relative levels of “unrest” for each event - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Colonial Unrest-O-Meter
Proclamation of 1763
Quatering
Act 1765
Stamp Act 176
5
Townshend
Act 1767
Boston Massacre
1770
Boston Tea
Party 1773
Intolerable Acts 1774
First Continental
Congress 1774
Lexington and
Concord 1775
The Unrest-O-Meter
UnderstandingColonial Unrest
Groupwork Activity, SWBAT• Given placards with short descriptions of
selected events:
1.Discuss events that turned proud British subjects of 1763 into rebellious Americans by 1775.
2.Rate the relative levels of “unrest” for each event
3.Choose five of the nine events to create a timeline with appropriate illustrations and descriptive sentences to summarize the information learned in this activity.
Unrest-O-Meter Process
• Divide into groups no greater than four or five.• Placards will be passed from group to group at Mr. B’s
direction (no rushing! 5 – 7 minutes ea.).• Locate the event on the matrix (the letter after the 3.3_ )• One group member reads the placard to the rest of the
group. The group summarizes.• Group discussion to reach consensus on that event’s
rating and rationale.• When directed, pass placard clockwise (from a top
looking down position).• When all nine events have been discussed, adjust your