Treatyofparis

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THE WAR IS OVER!!!! PEACE TALKS BEGIN IN PARIS

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THE WAR IS OVER!!!!PEACE TALKS BEGIN IN PARIS

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Warm Up

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Warm UpWhat battle essentially led to the end of the Revolutionary War?

What was the treaty called that ended the war?

What year was the treaty “ratified”? What does that word mean?

What did you do over break!!!

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Warm UpWhat battle essentially led to the end of the Revolutionary War?

What was the treaty called that ended the war?

What year was the treaty “ratified”? What does that word mean?

What did you do over break!!!

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Warm UpWhat battle essentially led to the end of the Revolutionary War?

What was the treaty called that ended the war?

What year was the treaty “ratified”? What does that word mean?

What did you do over break!!!

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Objectives

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Objectives

Identify the terms of the Treaty of Paris

Read and discuss the reasons why the American’s won the Revolutionary War

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Main Idea

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Main Idea

The Treaty of Paris (1783) ended the American Revolutionary War and made the United States an independent nation.

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I. Causes

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I. Causes

A. General Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown

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I. Causes

A. General Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown

B. John Adams and Dr. Franklin sent to Paris in 1782 to discuss terms

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I. Causes

A. General Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown

B. John Adams and Dr. Franklin sent to Paris in 1782 to discuss terms

C. British eager to surrender, so America pretty much gets what they want

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I. Causes

A. General Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown

B. John Adams and Dr. Franklin sent to Paris in 1782 to discuss terms

C. British eager to surrender, so America pretty much gets what they want

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II. The Treaty

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

B. British recognize United States as an independent nation

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

B. British recognize United States as an independent nation

- Mississippi Atlantic Ocean

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

B. British recognize United States as an independent nation

- Mississippi Atlantic Ocean

- Great Lakes Florida (returned to Spain)

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

B. British recognize United States as an independent nation

- Mississippi Atlantic Ocean

- Great Lakes Florida (returned to Spain)

C. America agreed to pay loyalist back for property they had taken (yeah right like that was going to happen)

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

B. British recognize United States as an independent nation

- Mississippi Atlantic Ocean

- Great Lakes Florida (returned to Spain)

C. America agreed to pay loyalist back for property they had taken (yeah right like that was going to happen)

D. April 15th, 1783 treaty was ratified by Congress

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

B. British recognize United States as an independent nation

- Mississippi Atlantic Ocean

- Great Lakes Florida (returned to Spain)

C. America agreed to pay loyalist back for property they had taken (yeah right like that was going to happen)

D. April 15th, 1783 treaty was ratified by Congress

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II. The TreatyA. Known as the Treaty of Paris (1783)

B. British recognize United States as an independent nation

- Mississippi Atlantic Ocean

- Great Lakes Florida (returned to Spain)

C. America agreed to pay loyalist back for property they had taken (yeah right like that was going to happen)

D. April 15th, 1783 treaty was ratified by Congress