American Revolutionary War Lapbook

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American
Revolutionary
War Lapbook
Free American
Revolutionary War Lapbook
Created and Designed by:
Betsy & Ali Stout
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The lapbook was created to go along with a
unit study my daughter put together for a
history college course in 2010. To access the
unit study, click on the image below.
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© 2010 Notebooking Nook Ac5vity 1 Minibook Instruc5on: Cut around outer edges of pocket, fold bo>om por5on back and glue side flaps down. Cut out cards and add to pocket. Write a short descrip5on of each event and add them in order to 5meline pocket. As you come across other events you can fill out more cards to add to your pocket, as well. © 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook Ac5vity 2 Two pockets to choose from. One for students to write-­‐in defini5ons and one with words and defini5ons filled-­‐in for you. Pocket Instruc5ons: Cut around all outer edges. Fold flaps back and glue. Cut out cards and add to pocket. © 2010 Notebooking Nook FF
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sentry
resolution
part of a military
company consisting
of two or more
squads
a soldier standing
guard at a point of
passage
the action of solving
a problem, dispute,
or contentious
matter
© 2010 Notebooking Nook revolution
tax
representation
a forcible overthrow
of a government or
social order in
favor of a new
system
impose a tax on
(someone or
something)
the action of
speaking or acting
on behalf of
someone
petition
patriot
boycott
make or present a
formal request to
(an authority) with
respect to a
particular cause
a person who
strongly supports
their country and is
prepared to defend
it against enemies
to join with others in
refusing to deal with a
person, organization, or
country usually to
express disapproval or
to force acceptance of
terms
liberty
parliament
import
the condition of
those who are free
and independent
the supreme
legislative body of
various political units
in the United Kingdom
to bring (goods or
services) into a
country from
another country
usually for selling
© 2010 Notebooking Nook treason
massacre
quarters
the crime of
betraying one's
country
deliberately and
violently killing (a
large number of
people)
rooms or lodgings,
esp. those provided
to servicemen or to
staff in domestic
service
Whig
Loyalist
Tory
American colonist
who supported the
American Revolution
a colonist of the
American Revolution
period who
supported the British
cause
an American colonist
who supported the
British side during
the American
Revolution
delegate
cargo
barracks
a person sent or
authorized to
represent others, in
particular an elected
representative sent to
a conference
goods carried on a
ship, aircraft, or
motor vehicle
a building or group
of buildings in which
soldiers live
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free from outside
control; not
depending on
another's authority
declaration
freedom
a formal
the power or right
announcement of the
to act, speak, or
beginning of a state
think as one wants
or condition
without restriction or
limitation
committee
traitor
sympathizer
board or council
a person who
betrays a friend,
country, or principle
agree with a
sentiment or opinion
legislative
orator
company
having the power to
make laws
a public speaker,
esp. one who is
persuasive and
skilled
a body of soldiers,
typically commanded
by a major or
captain
© 2010 Notebooking Nook monarchy
republic
absolute rule of a
country by a single
person, such as a
king
when a country is
run by the people
and their
representatives and
have an elected
president, rather
than a king
© 2010 Notebooking Nook Ac5vity 3 Minibook Instruc5on: Cut around outer edges and then cut through center to create cards. ANer comple5ng the wri5ng por5ons, stack and staple along the leN side of the minibook. Write a short biography about some of the important people in this set and add some more of your own that you learn about in your study. © 2010 Notebooking Nook Abigail Adams
© 2010 Notebooking Nook John Adams
Samuel Adams
© 2010 Notebooking Nook Benedict Arnold
Benjamin Franklin
© 2010 Notebooking Nook Nathan Hale
John Hancock
© 2010 Notebooking Nook King George III
Patrick Henry
© 2010 Notebooking Nook John Jay
Thomas Jefferson
© 2010 Notebooking Nook James Madison
James Monroe
© 2010 Notebooking Nook Thomas Paine
Molly Pitcher
© 2010 Notebooking Nook Paul Revere
Betsy Ross
© 2010 Notebooking Nook George Washington
Phillis Wheatley
© 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook • Cut around outer edges. • Fold in half © 2010 Notebooking Nook © 2010 Notebooking Nook • Cut around outer edges. • Fold in thirds to create a matchbook As you come across different people in your reading, add them to either The Patriot or Loyalist side of the minibook. Patriot
Loyalist
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Musket
Cannon
Bayonet
Submarine
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