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We are learning to explain: - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration of Independence. - Common National Identity

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Page 1: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

We are learning to explain:

- Loyalists vs. Patriots-The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.”

-Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration of Independence. - Common National Identity

Page 2: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

Which of the following accurately describes the positions of the Loyalists and the Patriots?a. Both groups wanted

independenceb. Both groups wanted to

maintain allegiance to England. c. Loyalists wanted

independence and Patriots wanted to keep allegiance to England.

d. Patriots wanted independence and Loyalists wanted to keep allegiance to England.

e. I need help on this one.

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Page 3: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

Which of the following best explains how the colonists began to achieve a common national identity during the initial battles of

the American Revolution?

a. Negotiated peace with England.

b. Individual colonies fought against British taxation in different ways.

c. All colonies viewed themselves as English citizens.

d. Colonies unified to accomplish a common goal.

e. I need help on this one.

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Page 4: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

Which of the following best describes how the Sons of Liberty were viewed by Parliament?

a. Courageous b. Loyalc. Violentd. Intelligente. I need help on this

one.

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Page 5: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

Which of the following best describes the purpose of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense?

a. b. c. d. e.

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a. Support for the loyalist perspective.

b. A call for independence. c. An attempt to create an

alliance with France. d. An attempt to organize the

Boston Tea Party. e. I need help on this one.

Page 6: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

Which of the following best describes the motivation for the drafting of the Declaration of Independence?

a. b. c. d. e.

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a. To establish a military alliance with England.

b. To demonstrate support for the King’s policies.

c. To extend equality to all genders and ethnicities.

d. To break political ties with England.

e. I need help on this one.

Page 7: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

According to John Locke, what are the rights guaranteed to all citizens that government is obligated to protect?

a. b. c. d. e.

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a. Unalienable Rights (Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness)

b. Natural Rights (Life, Liberty, Property)

c. Social Contractd. Olive Branch Petitione. I need help with this

one.

Page 8: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

According to Thomas Jefferson, what are the rights guaranteed to all citizens that government is obligated to protect?

a. Unalienable Rights (Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness)

b. Natural Rights (Life, Liberty, Property)

c. Social Contractd. Olive Branch Petitione. I need help with this

one.

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Page 9: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

Which of the following Enlightenment ideas found in the Declaration of Independence is an agreement between the

citizens and government?

a. b. c. d. e.

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a. Unalienable Rights (Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness)

b. Natural Rights (Life, Liberty, Property)

c. Social Contractd. Olive Branch Petitione. I need help with this

one.

Page 10: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

According to Locke and Jefferson, what happens to a government that violates the social contract?

a. b. c. d. e.

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a. The Laws are changed to reflect the will of the people.

b. There’s nothing the people can do about it.

c. The government is abolished and replaced by a new one.

d. The people protest and petition the corrupt government.

e. I need help on this one.

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DIRECTIONS Part 1: Match the terms/phrases from the left column to its corresponding source in right column. _____ 1) Natural rights A. Common National Identity _____ 2) Unalienable Rights B. John Locke ______ 3) “Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” C. Thomas Jefferson _____ 4) “Life, liberty and property” D. Thomas Paine

_____ 5) Social contract

_____ 6) “Common Sense” _____ 7) Bunker Hill unified colonists _____ 8) “Tis time to part”- independence is only option _____ 9) “The field fell to the British, but it is ours today” DIRECTIONS Part 2: Apply the knowledge established/reinforced from above to develop a response to the following prompt (use separate sheet). Using specific terminology, compare how each of the following impacted America’s pursuit of independence: Thomas PaineJohn LockeThomas Jefferson Common National Identity

Intervention

Page 12: We are learning to explain : - Loyalists vs. Patriots -The purpose of the Pamphlet “Common Sense.” -Enlightenment ideas that influenced the Declaration

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