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The road to revolution. Sasso US I. The New York Yankees. Home: New York, NY Largest Market in sports Division: American League East 27 World Championships Most valuable franchise Highest payroll in Baseball: At times it has gone over $200 million. Manager- Joe Girardi. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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THE ROAD TO REVOLUTION

Sasso US I

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The New York Yankees Home: New York, NY Largest Market in sports Division: American

League East 27 World

Championships Most valuable franchise Highest payroll in

Baseball: At times it has gone over $200 million

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Manager- Joe Girardi 5th season as Yanks

manager Very accomplished major

league player Won multiple

championships as a player 2006 National League

Manager of the Year (Florida Marlins)

Known throughout baseball as very intelligent; can’t miss as a manager

Has been accused at times of “over-managing”

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The Players

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The Tampa Bay Rays Home: Tampa, FL Small market franchise Division: American

League East Traditionally they have

been awful Very limited resources 29th most valuable

franchise (out of 30) 29th highest payroll (out

of 30): about $44 million

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Manager- Joe Maddon Worked in the Angels

organization for 31 years! Never made it to the majors as

a player Won the 2002 World Series as

an asst. coach Never given the top job

permanently with the Angels Took the top job with the Rays-

thought to be a dead-end job Signature thick rimmed glasses Known throughout baseball as

an excellent teacher Very quirky- uses crazy

strategies and motivational tools

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The Players

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ComparisonRAYS YANKEES

Small Unknown No history Unknown Manager Exciting, Fun to watch Aggressive Hungry, Passionate EXCELLENT on defense They WANT to win Nothing to lose

Big Famous- “Evil Empire” Rich History Famous Manager Can be a little boring Passive Satisfied Supposed to win All the pressure is on

them

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All-Time RecordsYANKS RAYS 1901-present Games- 17,448 Wins- 9,862 Losses- 7,493 %- .568 (best in

history)

1998-present Games- 2,427 Wins- 1,103 Losses- 1,324 %- .454 (worst in

history)

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BUT…RAYS SINCE 2008 YANKS SINCE 2008 458-352 (.565) 2 division

championship 3 playoff

appearances 1 league

championship Wins against Yanks-

42

479-331 (.591) 3 division

championships 4 playoff

appearances 1 league

championship 1 World Series

championship Wins against Rays-

42

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Here’s what you get:TAMPA BAY RAYS NEW YORK YANKEES

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And you’ll probably have:SOME OF THIS…. ….AND SOME OF THAT

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The Road To Revolution The Intolerable Acts threaten all the

colonies Committees of Correspondence call for a

“Continental Congress” Delegates from 12 out of 13 colonies

come to Philadelphia in September of 1774

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5 Major Decisions 1) Reject plan for colonial union under

England 2) Come up with Declaration of

Grievances 3) Make military preparations for MA 4) Agree to a series of boycotts, enforced

by the Continental Association 5) Agree to meet again in the spring of

1775

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Lexington and ConcordFarmers and townspeople had begun gathering weapons and ammoTrain as “Minutemen”Can only respond to British aggression

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Lexington and Concord British Commander in

Boston is General Thomas Gage

He believed that his army was too small to do anything significant

He receives orders to arrest both Samuel Adams and John Hancock, and that they are in Lexington, MA

He is also told that there is a stash of weapons in Concord, MA

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Lexington and Concord Gage wants to avoid as much trouble and

bloodshed as possible Decides to send 1,000 troops out of

Boston on the evening of April 18th, 1775 This is where the committees of

correspondence come into play

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Lexington and Concord The Midnight Riders Paul Revere, William

Dawes, and Samuel Prescott

“The Regulars are coming”

Revere and Prescott are both apprehended; Dawes makes it the countryside and back

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Lexington and Concord When the British arrive at

Lexington there are roughly 70 minutemen waiting for them

Quick fight, nothing that seems real significant, but this will ultimately be the first battle of the Revolution

British will then march to Concord, but they don’t find any weapons

Set fire to the town, but they have no idea what is waiting for them

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Lexington and Concord Minutemen have lined

the roadways all the way back to Boston

They will use guerilla warfare tactics on the British

Chase British all the way back to Boston

Lexington was basically a trap to set up the events at Concord

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2nd Continental Congress Meet again 3 weeks after Lexington and

Concord Kind of split in terms of emotions- you

have an extreme side (Sam Adams, John Adams) and a conservative side (John Dickinson)

Olive Branch Petition (rejected) Begin to draft a Declaration of

Independence Issue paper $ Create a Continental Army- appoint

George Washington as commander No turning back at this point

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LET’s GET READY TO REVOLT!