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Directions: Watch this video! While you are watching this clip, answer the following questions below to help you organize your thoughts!

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Directions: Watch this video! While you are watching this clip, answer the following questions below to help you organize your thoughts!

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1. What was the Proclamation of 1763?

2. What happened to the colonists who lived west of the Appalachians?

3. What happened to the land grants that had already been made?

4. How did the American colonists respond to the Proclamation of 1763?

5. Was the Proclamation of 1763 enforced strongly? (Give one example from the video clip as evidence)

6. How did the Proclamation of 1763 unify colonists?

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Based on the purple numbers shown above, match the geographic features and regions below with those numbers 

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Directions:  Based on the information in the video and your knowledge of social studies, on the map below, label the following features: 

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Directions:  Based on the information in the video and your knowledge of social studies, on the map below, label the following features: 

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Appalachian Mountains

Mississippi River

Lands reserved for Indians (by the Proclamation of 1763)

13 Colonies

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1. Sourcing: Is this a primary source about the Proclamation of 1763, or a secondary source?

2. Close Reading: According to lines 5-11, what views of the Proclamation did Washington express?

3. Corroborate: Does this document support the idea expressed in the video that colonists mostly ignored the Proclamation of 1763? Cite evidence from this primary source document to support your claims.

4. Analysis: George Washington was a military and political leader in the 13 colonies. If he expresses views such as these regarding the Proclamation of 1763, what does that suggest to you about how the rest of the colonists might have viewed this British rule?

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1)to divide the N. Americans
2)they told them to move to the east with the other colonist.
3)

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1. the proclamation was to seperate the french and the indians from fighting over territory.

2. the colonists was forced to move

3.  they've been voided

4. they still was looking for land

5.  no it wasnt enforced and it said that it was just a temporary  settlement to quite the Indians

6. the 13 colonies came together because they was all lied to.

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1. when the british made peace and gave the colonies the east lands
2. they had contained their settlements to the east and rendered their land grants
3. The land grants got voided and didnt mean anything anymore.
4. The americans felt the proclomation unfair and ignored it
5. They enforced them strongly to cross back the border.
6.They unified the 13 colonies to go agaisnt the british since they owed them all land and didnt pay up😡

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1. 13 colonies
2. Appalachian mountains
3. Mississippi River
4. Lands reserved for Indians

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1: 13 colonies
2: appalachain moutains
3: mississippi river
4: lands reserved for the indians

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2. mississippi river

3. keep he area west

1. appalachian mountains

4. 13 colonies

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1 ) When the british made a boundary in the east to prevent colonist to create tension with French and Native Americans.
2 )  They had contain their settlements to the east , rendering their land grants .
3) They were ordered to move.
4) They ignored it.
5) They forced them back across the border .
6) They unified the 13 colonies to go against the british .
7) 1 - 13 colonies 2 - Appalachian mountains 3 - Mississipi river 4 - lands reserved for indians .
8 - primary source
9 - To secure valuable lands in the king's partition for indians.
10) This doesn't support it because it shows how much involved they are . "To secure valuable lands in the king's partition for indians"
11. The other colonist may have agreed with george washington.

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1. primary source
2. to secure valueable lands in the kings partition for the indians.
3. This doesnt support the video because it shoes that they are involved in the whole thing
4: Many other colonies or colonist may have agreed with George washington.

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The proclamation6 of 1763 was a law that created a border west that was protected native land. They were forced to move. They were voided. The hated it and didnt obey the law. No because george kept buying land. They unified in hate of the law.

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1. 13 colonies
2. Appalachian mountains
3. Mississippi River
4. Lands reserved for Indians

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Video-

1. The river that separated the colonies and the Appalachian mountain land

2. They were forced to move to the colonies.

3. The land was given to the native americans.

4. They didn’t think it was fair since they fought in the war.

5. Yes, because if any colonies tried to ignore the proclamation and go back, they were forced out and sometimes the goods were burned.

6. They wanted to get back their land.

Map -

1. 13 colonies

2. Mississippi river

3. Appalachian mountains

4. Land reserved by indians.

Passage-

1. Primary source

2. He thought it wasn’t fair for the colonists.

3. No, it doesn’t support the idea. "To secure valuable lands in the king's partition for indians"

4. The colonists must have agreed with Washington.

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1: The reading source is primary because in the passage you can see that the character is talking from his own personal experience.
2: Washington expressed proclamation in a way that you have to obey and understand the rules on what the treaty asked for.
3: They both give examples of the colonist paying no mind to the proclamation. In the Primary source it tells me that the colonist didn't agree to the proclamation and were regaining the land on the other side of the line.
4:They viewed the rule in disgust because the people didn't have a say in what was going to happen so the people that heard of the proclamation did not agree to it and did what they wanted.

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1.a line that divided the colonist from the British
2.settlers who were already living west of the Appalachians had to return
3.some of these lands have passed out of federal control and into state or private hands.
4.colonists rebelled against this law just like they did with the mercantile laws
5.colonists largely ignored the proclamation and settled beyond the boundary with few consequences from the government.
6.colonists were prohibited from settling on lands acquired from the French following the French and Indian War.
Section 2
7. 1- 13 colonies 2- Mississippi river 3-Appalachian Mountains 4-lands reserved for Indians
Section 3
8. Primary source, its speaking for first point of view
9. He wanted the most valuable lands in the kings partition for the Indians
10.No it doesn't support because its ruining the opportunity for them to get this proclamation. Lines 11-13 explains it as its telling us that those who don't go west won't gain the ability to get this proclamation.
11. Many of the other colonies and colonist would have agreed with George Washington. They would have favored his ways

Exit ticket: I wouldve rebelled because i want to have what i asked for an not be forced to move just to get it.

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1. The proclamation line was to divide the french and the britiash
2. The colonist had to move back to the 13 colonines.
4. They  felt like their power was being taken, but at the same time they choose to break the law and still stay in place outside of their boreder
5. ^^^
6.It unifyed the colonists by was with the join or die

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4 13 colon6ies 1 appachie mounins 2 missisipi river 3 land reserved

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1 The British set a barrier in the east when they made the decision to prevent colonists from inciting conflict with French and Native Americans.
2) In order to keep their land concessions, they had to confine their colonies to the east.
They received a directive to move.
They disregarded it.
5) They were compelled to cross the border once more.
6) They banded together the 13 colonies to fight the British.

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source 1
1)A boundary in the Appalachian mountains
2)They were order to move
3)They were voided
4)They didn't follow the law
5)Yes, they would burn American Settlements
6)The British promised the Americans land they didn't get it.

Source 2
1) 13 colonies
2)Lands reserved for Indians
3)Mississippi
4)Appalachian Mountain

Source 3
1)It was a primary source
2)To secure the most valuable lands from the king
3)
4)
Didn't finish

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1) The Proclamation of 1763 was to separate
the French and British from fighting over territory

2) The colonist were forced to move.

3) They have been voided

4) They still were looking for land.

5) No, it wasnt really enforced it was just  a temporary settlement
6) They 13 colonies came together

Part 2
13 colonies:1
Appalachian Mountains River:2
Mississippi River:3
Land Reserved for Indians:4

Part 3:
1) This is a primary source because it is coming from people who experienced it

2) He thought it wasnt fair to the colonist an other

3) No it doesnt

4) They agreed about the situation

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8 Primary source
9 – To reserve important lands for Indians in the king's partition.
10) Because it demonstrates how deeply invested they are, this does not support it. "To preserve valuable lands for Indians in the King's partition"
11. It is possible that the other colonist concurred with George Washington.

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1. this is a primary source becasue it is coming from people who expericed it

2. he thought it wasnt fair to the colonist an other

3. no it doesnt

4. they argeed about tthe situation