Study Guide: Buildup to the Revolution

Vocabulary flashcards covering the key categories, acts, colonial reactions, and perspectives outlined in the Buildup to the Revolution study guide.

Chapter 6 in Call to Freedom

The textbook chapter designated for review alongside class notes and homework for the Buildup to the Revolution study guide.

Treaty of Paris (1763)

A 1763 agreement listed under People and Terms to study for the buildup to the Revolution.

British Laws & Acts

A major category of measures to review regarding what each said, reasons for, reactions to, results (how did it fuel tensions?), and chronological order (chronological adm).

Proclamation of 1763

A British Law and Act dating to 1763 to analyze for its content, reasons, colonial reactions, and tension-fueling results.

The Thirtee Brish Calomies

The geographic topic in the study guide reviewed using a Map.

Colonial Reactions

A study guide section covering forms of resistance & protest, people and groups involved in resistance, the First Continental Congress, and the role of propaganda.

Sons of Liberty

A group listed under People and Terms to consider specifically from the perspective of being heroes and/or villains.

First Continental Congress

A key entity and event categorized under Colonial Reactions in the buildup to the Revolution.

Perspective

An analytical topic to consider involving colonial vs. British viewpoints and Loyalist vs. Patriot viewpoints.

propaganda

A concept listed under People and Terms that is examined specifically for its role within Colonial Reactions.

Wirits of Assistance

A measure included under British Laws & Acts (also listed as writs of assistance under People and Terms).

Reading primary documents

An analytical study method listed under Also to Consider for the Buildup to the Revolution unit.