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This indicator was developed to encourage inquiry into the relative causes and effects of the American Revolution through an analysis of the political and social progression of colonial desires for reform to colonial desires for independence. In addition, this indicator encourages inquiry into the impact of early founding documents such as the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, the Federalist Papers and the Bill of Rights.

Grade(s): 11

Subject(s): Social Studies

Year: 2019

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H. Sam Mabry, III | James Otis Lecture 2017 3

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H. Sam Mabry, III | James Otis Lecture 2017
Episode 3
H. Sam Mabry, III, Esquire, explains to participating students James Otis' historical significance, and the purpose and reasons behind this lecture series.
Stamp Tax Outrage | History of SC Slide Collection

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Stamp Tax Outrage | History of SC Slide Collection
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The wealth of centers like Charleston helped prepare the way for the dissatisfactions against British rule that finally resulted in the Revolution. A wealthy elite, with connections through trade to...
Sir Robert Worcester | James Otis 2014 Excerpt 3

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Sir Robert Worcester | James Otis 2014 Excerpt
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Sir Robert Worcester, Emeritus Chancellor of the University of Kent and Chair of the 800th Anniversary Celebration of the Magna Carta Committee spoke about "The Magna Carta, 'Foundation of Liberty'...
James Otis Lecture Series 2014 (Full Version) 1

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James Otis Lecture Series 2014 (Full Version)
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The 2014 speakers included The Honorable Sir Stephen Silber, Justice of the High Court of England and Wales, who spoke about "The Differing Perceptions of the Magna Carta ? The United Kingdom versus...