U.S. History. Unit 1-Colonial Era. Enduring Understandings

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U.S. History Unit 1-Colonial Era Enduring Understandings Geography influences political, economic, social, and cultural development. Individuals and nations explore and colonize in pursuit of political, social, and economic freedoms. Essential Questions How did geography affect cultural development and regional differences in Colonial America? What motivated nations to search beyond the borders of their mother country and settle in a new land? What role did religion play in the shaping of representative government in Colonial America? What effect did English traditions and pre-founding documents have on the development of American democratic ideals? Name Period

This review should be completed throughout the unit in preparation for the unit assessment. 10.A locate places and regions of importance on a map: New England Colonies Middle Colonies Southern Colonies Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Gulf of Mexico Mississippi River Great Lakes Appalachian Mountains Rocky Mountains Philadelphia, PA New Orleans, LA Boston, MA New York, NY Washington, D.C. Jamestown, VA Atlantic Coastal Plains region Great Plains region Mountains & Basins region 10.B 11.A & B 12.A & D Compare places and regions in the U.S. ; analyze the influence of physical characteristics on the environment, population, settlement, and economic patterns; identify and analyze economic differences among regions of the U.S. Reasons Definition Colonies that were established for this Political Economic Concerns government, citizens rights and responsibilities Concerns money and wealth Social Religious Involves how people organize themselves or live together Deals with beliefs and practices in the worship of God 23.A Identify groups that settled and explain their reasons for immigration Group Reasons for Immigrating Enslaved Africans Dutch English Religious Groups (Pilgrims, Puritans, Catholics, Quakers) 12.B Explain the reasons for the development of the plantation system, the transatlantic slave trade, and the spread of slavery. Plantation System: 2 Transatlantic Slave Trade: Spread of Slavery:

1.B put the following events in chronological order on the timeline and include the date of settlement: Jamestown, VA Roanoke, VA Plymouth, MA 1.C What is the significance of the following dates? 1607: 1620: 2.A What were the reasons for European exploration and colonization of North America? 2.B What were the political, economic, and social reasons for establishing the 13 colonies? Region New England Colonies Middle Colonies Southern Colonies Physical Geography Economic Activities How did geography affect the Economy in this region? Other Features (ie. Political, social, religious) 25.A Trace the development of religious freedom in the United States. (put events/people in order on the flow chart and explain how each contributed to religious freedom in America ) Anne Hutchinson Puritans & Pilgrims settle Rhode Island established Maryland established Pennsylvania established Religious Persecution in England Growing Religious Freedom in America

23.D Analyze the contributions of the following groups to our national identity. Group Catholics, Puritans, Pilgrims, Quakers European Immigrants American Indians Enslaved Africans Contribution to national identity 25.B Explain the impact of the following social and religious movements: Great Awakening: Enlightenment: 3.A & 3.C Explain the reasons for the growth of representative government in the colonial period, including how religion and virtue contributed to the growth. 3.B Analyze the importance of the following to the growth of representative government. Purpose Importance Mayflower Compact Fundamental Orders of Connecticut Virginia House of Burgesses Colonial Town Meetings 20.A Explain the role of the following individuals in the development of self-government in America Person Contribution to self-government in colonies Thomas Hooker William Penn Charles Montesquieu John Locke 4 William Blackstone

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Directions: Write the definition, example sentence, and draw a quick visual for each term. Note: example sentences must USE THE TERM to demonstrate understanding! TERM DEFINITION EXAMPLE SENTENCE VISUAL CASH CROP Crops, such as cotton or tobacco, raised in large quantities in order to be sold for profit Most of the slaves were brought to the colonies to work on cash crops such as tobacco. CHARTER IMPORT EXPORT MERCANTILISM ATLANTIC TRIANGULAR TRADE PLANTATION SYSTEM PROTESTANT REFORMATION REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT HOUSE OF BURGESSES FUNDAMENTAL ORDERS OF CONNECTICUT

In the Venn Diagram below, compare and contrast each culture groups motives for exploration, as well as include their location and relationships with Native Americans. Dutch French Spanish 1. Why did the Northwest Passage motivate European nations to explore the new world? 2. Using your prior knowledge of Gold, God, and Glory, list each explorer group and which of the 3 Gs they were motivated by. 8

1. ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY Cause Effect 1. 1. 2. POLITICAL FREEDOM 3. 2. 2. 4. 3. 3. SOCIAL MOBILITY English Leaders 1. 2. English Leaders Workers and Farmers Workers and Framers 1. 2. 3. RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

Illustrate and color each motive in the four sails of the ship. Motives for Colonization 10

Research Jamestown. Use the Internet sites and Readings for your information. Use the questions below to guide your research. 1. Location of colony: 2. Geographic description of surrounding land: 3. Type of people that settled the colony: Next, find interesting facts about life in the colony. Who was their leader? How many people lived in the colony? What kind of jobs did the people have? Were their men, women, and children in the colony? Find out about any difficult times that the colonists had. Did they have any conflicts with other groups? Write the interesting facts as historical evidence. 4. Historical Evidence #1: 5. Historical Evidence #2: 6. Historical Evidence #3: Explain why 1607 is an important date in American History.

Research Jamestown. Use the Internet sites and Readings for your information. Use the questions below to guide your research. 1. Location of colony: 2. Geographic description of surrounding land: 3. Type of people that settled the colony: Next, find interesting facts about life in the colony. Who was their leader? How many people lived in the colony? What kind of jobs did the people have? Were their men, women, and children in the colony? Find out about any difficult times that the colonists had. Did they have any conflicts with other groups? Write the interesting facts as historical evidence. 4. Historical Evidence #1: 5. Historical Evidence #2: 6. Historical Evidence #3: Explain why 1607 is an important date in American History. 12

NAME OF COLONY: FOUNDERS: REASAONS FOUNDED: PEOPLE WHO SETTLED THERE: CLIMATE & GEOGRAPHY: ECONOMY: RELIGION: GOVERNMENT:

Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire Founders Two Proprietors Reasons Founded Farming/Mass. was getting to crowded People Settlers who disliked strict Puritan rule Climate and Geography Short growing season, rocky soil, harbors Economy Fishing, whaling and lumber Religion Freedom of religion Government Representative Government 14

New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Founders George Carteret/ John Berkeley Swedes then Penn Reasons Founded Farming and trade More land and river access People English Quakers Settlers who disliked Puritan rule Climate and Geography Coastline, rivers, good soil, good growing season Coast, rivers, good climate Economy Merchants and farmers, fishing and whaling Fishing and farming Religion Quakers and freedom of religion Quakers and freedom of religion Government Representative Government Representative Government

Virginia Carolinas Maryland Georgia Founders 8 Lord Proprietors Reasons Founded Wealth and farming People English planters from the Caribbean/African slaves Climate and Geography Swampy, rivers, good climate Economy Indigo and rice plantations/poor tobacco farmers in the north Religion Church of England Government Representative Government 16

Using your textbook, complete the following tasks on the map: 1. Label each of the 13 colonies. 2. Shade the New England colonies one color and indicate how the geography affects their economy. 3. Shade the Middle colonies another color and indicate how geography affects their economy. 4. Shade the Southern colonies another color and indicate how geography affects their economy. 5. Create a key for any symbols used on your map as well as the colors of each region. KEY: New England Middle Colonies Southern Colonies SYMBOLS:

The Great Awakening The Great Awakening was: The Great Awakening was significant (important) because: People involved: FROM THIS: TO THIS: The Enlightenment The Great Awakening was: The Great Awakening was significant (important) because: People involved: FROM THIS: TO THIS: Illustrate the changes that occurred during the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment. 18

Directions: While reading your assigned document, you are to answer the corresponding questions. On the questions that ask for evidence, you are to use quotes from the document. Virginia House of Burgesses 1. What year did this begin? 2. What is a burgesses and what qualifications were required to fulfill this duty? 3. Provide evidence that it was a representative government. 4. What power did it have? 5. Provide evidence of how religion played a role in this colony. 6. Why was it significant? The Mayflower Compact 1. What year was this written? 2. Why did they write this document? 3. What is a civil body politic? 4. Provide evidence of that it was a representative government. 5. What power did it have? 6. Provide evidence of how religion played a role in this colony. 7. Why was it significant?

The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut 1. What year was this written? 2. Why did they write this document? 3. Provide evidence that it was a representative government. 4. What power did it have? 5. Provide evidence of how religion played a role in this colony. 6. Why was this document significant? CRITICAL THINKING: Answer the following questions in complete sentences. Which document was the most significant and explain why. Why did the colonists write these documents? 20

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