12. “The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
13. “The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
14. “The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
15. Peter Salem
• Born in 1750, in Massachusetts
• He was a slave
• He earned his freedom to join the
American army during the Revolution
against England.
• He was a hero during the Battle of Bunker
Hill. He killed British leader General John
Pitcairn.
• Died in 1816.
“The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
16. Peter Salem
• Born in 1750, in Massachusetts
• He was a slave
• He earned his freedom to join the
American army during the Revolution
against England.
• He was a hero during the Battle of Bunker
Hill. He killed British leader General John
Pitcairn.
• Died in 1816.
“The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
17. Peter Salem
• Born in 1750, in Massachusetts
• He was an enslaved person.
• He earned his freedom to join the
American army during the Revolution
against England.
• He was a hero during the Battle of Bunker
Hill. He killed British leader General John
Pitcairn.
• Died in 1816.
“The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
18. Peter Salem
• Born in 1750, in Massachusetts
• He was an enslaved person.
• He earned his freedom to join the
American army during the Revolution
against England.
• He was a hero during the Battle of Bunker
Hill. He killed British leader General John
Pitcairn.
• Died in 1816.
“The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
19. Peter Salem
• Born in 1750, in Massachusetts
• He was an enslaved person.
• He earned his freedom to join the
American army during the Revolution
against England.
• Salem was a hero during the Battle of
Bunker Hill. He killed British leader
General John Pitcairn.
• Died in 1816.
“The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
20. Peter Salem
• Born in 1750, in Massachusetts
• He was an enslaved person.
• He earned his freedom to join the
American army during the Revolution
against England.
• Salem was a hero during the Battle of
Bunker Hill. He killed British leader
General John Pitcairn.
• Died in 1816.
“The shooting of Major Pitcairn (who had shed the first blood at Lexington)
by the colored soldier Salem.” Courtesy of J. L. Bell
21. Person’s Name
• Born when and where
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died…?
22. Person’s Name
• Born when and where
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died…? Picture here.
23. Person’s Name
• Born when and where
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died…?
24. Person’s Name
• Born, when and where?
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died…? Picture here.
25. Person’s Name
• Born, when and where?
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died…? Picture here.
26. Person’s Name
• Born, when and where?
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died…? Picture here.
27. Person’s Name
• Born, when and where?
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died…? Picture here.
28. Person’s Name
• Born, when and where?
• Background
• Work during the Revolution
• Why do we remember this
person?
• Died, when? Picture here.
29. WHAT DID THEY DO? 4 Choose two names.
4 Prepare powerpoints about them.
4 Check Chapter 8, pp. 78 – 95.
4 Look online for images.
4 Follow the model.
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Loyalists
Patriots
John Locke
Marquis de Lafayette
General Frederick von Steuben
Bernardo de Galvez
Benedict Arnold
Peter Salem
General Cornwallis
Deborah Sampson
James Armistead
30. WHAT DID THEY DO? 4 Choose two names.
4 Prepare powerpoints about them.
4 Check Chapter 8, pp. 78 – 95.
4 Look online for images.
4 Follow the model.
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Loyalists
Patriots
John Locke
Marquis de Lafayette
General Frederick von Steuben
Bernardo de Galvez
Benedict Arnold
Peter Salem
General Cornwallis
Deborah Sampson
James Armistead
4
31. Person’s Name
• Born, when and where?
• Background (one sentence)
• Work during the Revolution (one sentence)
• Why do we remember this person? (one sentence)
• Died, when?
Thomas Paine
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Loyalists
Patriots
John Locke
Marquis de Lafayette
General Frederick von Steuben
Bernardo de Galvez
Benedict Arnold
Peter Salem
General Cornwallis
Deborah Sampson
James Armistead
4
WHAT DID THEY DO? 4 Choose two names.
4 Prepare powerpoints about them.
4 Check Chapter 8, pp. 78 – 95.
4 Look online for images.
4 Follow the model.