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The document discusses the ideas of independence and natural rights through comparing when children move out of their parents' house to colonies moving across an ocean. It lists ideas like taxation without representation and independence, people like King George III and founding fathers, and events in the road to American independence such as the Boston Tea Party, Stamp Act, and French and Indian War that challenged control from the original country and led colonies to declare independence.
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- 1. Food For Thought… When you move out of your parents house do they still have the right to control you?
- 2. Food For Thought… When colonists moved across an ocean did their original countries have the right to charge them money and make laws for them?
- 3. Road to Independence Ideas: taxation without representation, independence, alliance, natural rights, Enlightenment, monarchy
- 4. People/Roles: Pontiac, King George III, Founding Fathers, Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams Road to Independence
- 6. Events: Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre, Stamp Act, Townshend Acts, Intolerable Acts, French and Indian War, Enlightenment, Proclamtion of 1763 Road to Independence