Page 31 right side Reading Guide: The American Revolution Directions: Complete the pre-read portion prior to reading each textbook chapter. Use the textbook to help you find the answers to the following questions. You must cite the page where you located each answer. When you finish reading return to the beginning of each reading guide to identify the main idea of the textbook lesson and create 2 hashtags about it. Due: 9/23 The War for Independence Chapter 6: Lesson 1 (pages 144-151) Pre-Read: Look at the pictures on pages 149 and 150. What is going on in each picture? What emotions do you feel looking at each one? Page 32 – left side Questions 5. Why do you think many African Americans gave their loyalties to the British? 6. List 3 advantages the Patriots had. 7. Who were the hessians and what role did they play during the war? 8. How might the young age of officers affect the Continental Army? Main Idea: # # *after reading the lesson please create 2 hashtags about it Questions Where? 1. What was John Adam’s opinion on the human cost of the war? 9. About how many soldiers did George Washington have under his command in 1777? 10. How does that compare to Great Britain’s forces? 11. Who won the battles of Trenton and Princeton? 2. How did Great Britain appear to have an advantage at the beginning of the war (4 ways)? 3. What was the majority of colonial forces made up of? 4. 4. Where was loyalist support the strongest? 12. How did General Howe’s victory in Philadelphia change his strategy? 13. Why did the British plan to capture Albany fail? 14. How do you think the Continental Army’s victory at Saratoga might change the course of the war? Where? Page 33 – right side Due: 9/27 The Battlegrounds Shift Chapter 6: Lesson 3 (158-163) Pre-Read: Look at the political cartoon on page 163 and read the caption. How did people in 1779 know that the rider in the cartoon was British? Page 34 – left side Questions What did he mean when he said “I have not yet begun to fight?” 6. What was Great Britain’s new plan to win the war? If the cartoon was published in London before the war ended, what might have been its purpose? 8. Which battle was the worst American defeat in the war? Main Idea: # # *after reading the lesson please create 2 hashtags about it Questions Where? 1. What was the result of the colonists’ desire to take land from Native Americans? 2. What was Henry Hamilton’s nickname and how did he get it? 3. Why did the British use blockades during the American Revolution? 4. Why might fishermen from New England have been eager to become privateers? 5. Who was John Paul Jones? 7. Who was General Cornwallis and what was his role in the war? 9. What was the new style of warfare that Cornwallis faced in the south? Why is this a good strategy when you’re outnumbered? 10. Who was Frances Marion and what was his nickname? 11. How did the British make enemies in the Carolinas? 12. In October of 1780, Nathanael Greene replaced Horatio Gates as commander of Continental forces in the south. Do you think he was he a successful commander? Where? Page 35 – right side Due: 9/29 The Final Years Chapter 6: Lesson 4 (164-169) Pre-Read: Read over the red headings in this section. Predict how the American Revolution will end referencing specific details from the headings. Page 36 – left side Questions 5. What did the colonists gain when they won the Battle of Yorktown? 6. Which song did the British play at Yorktown’s surrender ceremony? 7. Why do you think they picked that song? 8. Who were the delegates sent by America to negotiate the end of the war? Main Idea: # # *after reading the lesson please create 2 hashtags about it Questions Where? 1. What did Washington plan to do once the 2nd French fleet arrived? How did his strategy change when he realized the 2nd fleet would not arrive? 9. What was the Treaty of Paris and when was it signed? 10. Why do you think Washington didn’t dissolve the Continental Army right after the fighting ended? 11. What was Washington’s plans after the Revolutionary War? 2. Why did Washington keep his plan to march to Virginia a secret? 3. How far and long did the French and American troops march? 4. How would a siege affect British forces at Yorktown? 12. Why did the Americans win the war? Give 2 reasons. 13. 12. Name one other country that was inspired by the American Revolution. Where?
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