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Excellent point about the background of the delegates and who could vote.
The veto in government that we discussed was in reference to Canada after the American Revolution.
A rebellion would entail fighting against your lawful government. Didn’t the Americans do this?
What was in the American Revolution that may have affected our values on freedom?
Slavery continued in America until the 1860s. Canada’s abolition movement was really something that started in Britain.
When discussing the rights we have today, you should mention what was written in the Declaration of Independence.
Make sure you’ve reviewed events in the Revolution and use specific references to facts in your explanations. Thinking the questions over a bit more should help force you to look through your organizers for facts that could support your discussion.
Excellent point about the background of the delegates and who could vote.
The veto in government that we discussed was in reference to Canada after the American Revolution.
A rebellion would entail fighting against your lawful government. Didn’t the Americans do this?
What was in the American Revolution that may have affected our values on freedom?
Slavery continued in America until the 1860s. Canada’s abolition movement was really something that started in Britain.
When discussing the rights we have today, you should mention what was written in the Declaration of Independence.
Make sure you’ve reviewed events in the Revolution and use specific references to facts in your explanations. Thinking the questions over a bit more should help force you to look through your organizers for facts that could support your discussion.