AP US History Video 22 : Colonial Responses to British Policies – From Protests to the Revolutionary War.

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• Notes for AP US History Video 22 : Colonial Responses to British Policies – From Protests to the Revolutionary War.

• What We’re Covering Here:
 Colonial Resistance to Post-French And Indian War British Policies.
 The Stamp Act Congress.
 Virginia Resolves and Virtual Representation.
 Committees of Correspondence.  Actions by Crowds.
 The Townshend Acts.  The Boston Massacre.  Standing Armies.
 The Gaspee Affair.   Tea Act – The Boston Tea Party.:
 The Intolerable Acts.  Revolution at the Top and Bottom.
 Women in the American Revolution.
 Skilled and Unskilled Laborers in the American Revolution.
 Funding the War Effort.  Inflation, Currency, and Other Monetary Problems.
 Crucial Factors in the Patriot Victory.  Lexington and Concord.  More Factors in the Outcome of the War.
 Defensive Versus Offensive War.:  Urban versus Rural Areas.:  Phases of the War.  Treaties of Paris End the Revolutionary War.
 A few other relevant “fun facts.”  Whatever else comes up as I’m recording this.
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Who’d Like This:
 High school and college students taking advanced placement (AP) U.S. history; anyone who’d like to learn some basic U.S. history. Foreign students applying to college in the U.S.

Source Material For this Video:
• This video is based on the Barron’s AP United States History review book (4th Edition), Princeton Review’s Cracking the AP US History Exam 2019, my general knowledge of U.S. history, and what I could access/verify using Google.

• While this should help you do well on the AP US History exam, I can’t be responsible for what your teacher thinks is important and asks you about in his or her own tests, homework, etc. Please read your class text(s) and pay attention to what your teacher says in class.
• Any webpages / resources referenced below.

Jump Links for this Video:
• Colonial Resistance to Post-French And Indian War British Policies. : 0:25
• The Stamp Act Congress.: 0:56
• Virginia Resolves and Virtual Representation.: 1:32
• Committees of Correspondence.: 2:50
• Actions by Crowds.: 3:45
• The Townshend Acts.: 5:33
• The Boston Massacre.: 7:59
• Standing Armies.: 9:19
• The Gaspee Affair.: 10:45
• Tea Act – The Boston Tea Party.: 11:25
• The Intolerable Acts.: 12:48
• Revolution at the Top and Bottom.: 14:33
• Women in the American Revolution.: 15:28
• Skilled and Unskilled Laborers in the American Revolution: 17:13
• Funding the War Effort.: 18:42
• Inflation, Currency, and Other Monetary Problems: 18:56
• Crucial Factors in the Patriot Victory: 20:39
• Lexington and Concord.: 21:32
• More Factors in the Outcome of the War.: 21:50
• Defensive Versus Offensive War.: 22:52
• Urban versus Rural Areas.: 24:06
• Phases of the War.: 24:32
• Treaties of Paris End the Revolutionary War.: 26:41
• Did You Find This Video Useful? : 27:09
• Contact Me! : 28:13
• NOTE: This is NOT a Substitute for Your Classes, Text, Etc.: 28:22

Links for References/Links to Relevant Topics:
Sons of Liberty - Wikipedia Sons of Liberty - Wikipedia
Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letters...
Committees of correspondence - Wikipedia Committees of correspondence - Wikipedia
Stamp Act Congress - Wikipedia Virginia Resolves - Wikipedia Stamp Act Congress - Wikipedia
District Elections in San Francisco -- A Brief History (sfgate.com) District Elections in San Francisco -- A Brief History (sfgate.com) 
Molly Pitcher - Myth, Life & Revolutionary War - Biography
Treaty of Paris (1783) - Wikipedia 

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