The British are coming: The word was spread without TV |
Chapter 11
Social Studies History Alive, America’s Past and Present
Objectives
1. Describe
the personal backgrounds of Loyalists and Patriots.
2. Explain
key arguments made by Patriots for independence and by Loyalists against
independence with evidence.
3. Describe
who would have been a Neutralist.
4. Name
famous people on either side.
Assignments
T-Chart Homework (10 points)
Patriots, Rebels, Congress -men, American Whigs,
and Revolutionaries
George Washington-
planter from Virginia, became the commander of the Continental Army and later
the first President
Patrick Henry- also from Virginia, a great orator- “Give me
Liberty or Give me Death!”
Paul Revere- silversmith from Boston, a secret agent of the
Patriots, and on April 18th, 1775, made his famous midnight ride from Boston to
Lexington warning the British were coming
John Adams, Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson were the writers of
the Declaration of Independence
Marquis de Lafayette, a Frenchman who helped the Patriots and gave them
money and was a good soldier
Nathan Hale- was a spy for the Patriots, and was caught by the
British, before he was hung, he said “ I regret I have but one life to lose for
my country”
Crispus
Attucks, a African American man, killed by the British
during the Boston Massacre in 1770- this act pushed many others to join the
Patriots
Abigail
Adams- ran the family farm while husband John was
at the Continental Congress, and encouraged the founding fathers not to forget
the women of the country while they wrote the new laws of the country
Mercy
Otis Warren- she wrote plays that made fun of the British and books about
the war
Ben
Franklin
Thomas
Paine
Phyllis
Wheatley- an African girl slave, of the Wheatley
family, wrote poetry for the war effort
Deborah
Sampson- dressed as a man to join the army. Once discovered a year later
she was given an honorable dischargeLoyalists , King’s or Tories
King
George III
Thomas Hutchinson
Thomas Hutchinson
Anne
Hutchinson
Flora
MacDonald
John
Burgoyne
Joseph
Brant
Benedict Arnold
"Poor England trying to control her unruly children" |
Technology supplement
Loyalists vs. Patriot
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