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    The document is a worksheet summarizing key events from 1763 to 1775 that contributed to growing tensions between Britain and its American colonies and ultimately led to the American Revolution. It includes a chart for students to fill in describing each event, including what happened, why Britain took the action it did, and the colonial response. It then poses four discussion questions asking students to rank the top three most impactful events, and what could have been done differently by each side to prevent the relationship from breaking down entirely.

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    CPUSH (Unit 2, #2A)

    Name ___________________________

    The Road to Revolution


    Event
    Proclamation of
    1763
    Quartering Act
    1765
    Stamp Act
    1765
    Townshend Act
    1767
    Boston Massacre
    1770
    Boston Tea Party
    1773
    Intolerable Acts
    1774
    Lexington &
    Concord
    1775

    What happened?

    Why did they do this?

    What was the


    response
    to this event?

    Discussion Questions: From your charts, rank order the top three events that contributed the most to
    the growing divide between Britain and her colonies. Explain your ranking.
    Event

    Explanation for Ranking

    #
    1

    #
    2

    #
    3

    1. What changed the most over this 13-year period (1763-1776)?

    2. What was the point of no return when the relationship between the colonists and British break?

    3. What could the English government have done to prevent this?

    4. What could the colonists have done differently?

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