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- The Non-Importation Movement (.html)
- Resource Sheet #1: Map of North America 1775 (.pdf)
- Resource Sheet #2: Image of Tax Stamp (.pdf)
- Resource Sheet #3: Newspaper Advertisement (.pdf)
- Resource Sheet #4: Transcription for Student Use (.pdf)
- Resource Sheet #5: Selected Excerpts from the Maryland Constitution (.pdf)
- Resource Sheet #6: Rubric (.pdf)
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Boycott for free trade! An eye-opening lesson explores the non-importation movement created by American colonists in response to the Stamp and Sugar Acts. Scholars specifically look at the impact the boycott had on colonial women who had difficulty finding substitute goods. Academics complete a series of worksheets, participate in group discussion, and respond to a class-tax scenario to understand the colonists' frustrations and the impact of the boycott.
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boycotts, protests, the american colonies, nonimportation agreement, imports, trade, causes of the american revolution, the american revolution, the stamp act, taxes, tariffs, american history, america, the united states, primary source analysis, primary source images, primary sources, historical analysis, historical context, historical documents, women's history
Instructional Ideas
- Compare the non-importation movement to other boycotts, such as the Delano Grape Strike
- Have pupils create a poster supporting the boycott
Classroom Considerations
- Younger learners may need additional assistance with lesson vocabulary
Pros
- The resource includes extension activities if time allows
- Lesson includes detailed background knowledge and resources to aid instructors
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