Please answer one of the following questions. Please remember the rubric when answering. Organization with topic sentence, thoroughly answer the question, grammar and on time. You have until next Saturday, December 4th at Midnight.
1- What was the British argument for restricting the westward movement? Consider the frontier line in relation to the Proclamation Line and then assess the strengths and weaknesses of the British position.
2- From the outset, Massachusetts was a leader of the anti-British protest studied in this chapter. Why?
3- How did Americans justify their revolution? Discuss the sources and development of the philosophy of revolt.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
BLOG POST NUMBER 4- PERIOD 2- only
Please answer one of the following questions. Please remember the rubric when answering. Organization with topic sentence, thoroughly answer the question, grammar and on time. You have until next Saturday, December 4th at Midnight.
1- What was the British argument for restricting the westward movement? Consider the frontier line in relation to the Proclamation Line and then assess the strengths and weaknesses of the British position.
2- From the outset, Massachusetts was a leader of the anti-British protest studied in this chapter. Why?
3- How did Americans justify their revolution? Discuss the sources and development of the philosophy of revolt.
1- What was the British argument for restricting the westward movement? Consider the frontier line in relation to the Proclamation Line and then assess the strengths and weaknesses of the British position.
2- From the outset, Massachusetts was a leader of the anti-British protest studied in this chapter. Why?
3- How did Americans justify their revolution? Discuss the sources and development of the philosophy of revolt.
BLOG POST NUMBER 4- PERIOD 1- only
Please answer one of the following questions. Please remember the rubric when answering. Organization with topic sentence, thoroughly answer the question, grammar and on time. You have until next Saturday, December 4th at Midnight.
1- What was the British argument for restricting the westward movement? Consider the frontier line in relation to the Proclamation Line and then assess the strengths and weaknesses of the British position.
2- From the outset, Massachusetts was a leader of the anti-British protest studied in this chapter. Why?
3- How did Americans justify their revolution? Discuss the sources and development of the philosophy of revolt.
1- What was the British argument for restricting the westward movement? Consider the frontier line in relation to the Proclamation Line and then assess the strengths and weaknesses of the British position.
2- From the outset, Massachusetts was a leader of the anti-British protest studied in this chapter. Why?
3- How did Americans justify their revolution? Discuss the sources and development of the philosophy of revolt.
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