Session+4

Session 4

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4.3: QUESTIONS:
 * Based on your reading "The rights of the Colonists" and the document that you completed the APPARTS for, what do you see as the major reasons that colonists decided to revolt against their British rulers? In other words, what were they fighting for/against?
 * Give specific examples of how people chose to fight for their freedom during the American Revolution AND explain them (you may want to explore the Mass Historical Site a bit more to answer this question).
 * Give another example from history of when people took part in a "revolution". What happened? Why? Who was involved? Who was not?

ANSWERS: . 4.4: Paul Revere Site: Paul Revere
 * Well, based on my reading they were fighting for freedom and their rights.
 * Some examples about how people chose to fight for their freedom during the American Revolution: By the winter of 1770, civilians are clashing more and more frequently with the soldiers of the Fourteenth and Twenty-ninth Regiments, the last troops remaining in Boston.
 * Another example from history of when people took part in "revolution" is: Tories and patriots immediately blame each other for the confrontation, and both sides begin collecting depositions to support their points of view

4.5: Vocabulary:
 * Protested: When you are agains something. You protest!
 * Import: Products that are transported into our country from other places.
 * Nonimportation: Something that have difficulties to transport to other place.
 * Confusion: If something it's not clear you're not quite sure what's going on.
 * Duties: When you do what you have to do and finished all your responsibilities.