Week of 11/4/2019

11/4 - Revision day with ELA

11/5 - Chapter 5 Section 1 

Section 1 Objectives

1. To analyze colonial values

2. To identify roles of colonial women and children

3. To evaluate the results of a high literacy rate in the colonies

4. To identify the effects of the Great Awakening and the

Enlightenment

Growth of Colonial Economies

11/6 - Chapter 5 Section 2

Section 2 Objectives

1. To identify the rights that colonists expected as English subjects

2. To explain why colonies challenged the rule of Governor Edmund Andros

3. To evaluate how England’s Glorious Revolution affected the colonies

4. To explain the importance of the Zenger trial verdict

11/7 - Chapter 5 Section 3 ‘The French and Indian War’

Section 3 Objectives

1. To identify French colonial claims

2. To trace the French and Indian War

3. To explain how the British won the French and Indian War

4. To evaluate the results of the war

Cause and Effect of the War

11/8 - Finish Section 3, review and discuss The French and Indian War/Seven Years War

Week of 10/28/2019

10/28 - Chapter 4, section 4, ‘The Backcountry’ Section 4 Objectives

1. To describe the geography of the Backcountry

2. To identify Backcountry settlers and to understand

Backcountry life

3. To identify other people in North America and explain

their conflict with the English colonists

*Discuss Geographical adaptation that each colony made – Human Environment Interaction

10/29 - Finish all of chapter 4

10/30 - Chapter 4 Review

10/31 - Chapter 4 Test

11/1 - “Milltown” video

Week of 10/21/2019

10/21 - Chapter 4 Section 1 p.109-113

Section 1 Objectives

1. To explain how distinct regions developed during the

colonial period

2. To describe life in the New England farms and towns

3. To describe the three types of Atlantic trade

4. To identify the reasons for changes in Puritan society

Note taking re-teach

10/22 - Discuss Navigation Acts – prelude to colonial revolt

Group project – Re-visit Mercantilism and its pivotal role in colonial resentment that leads to revolt

10/23 - Early Out

Chapter 4 Section 2, p. 114-118

Section 2 Objectives

1. To identify the resources of the Middle Colonies

2. To describe the prosperity of the cities

3. To evaluate the diversity of the region

4. To analyze the treatment of African America

10/24 - Continue Chapter 4 Sections 1 & 2.

10/25 -  Chapter 4, section 3, ‘The Southern Colonies’ p. 119-123

Section 3 Objectives

1. To analyze the plantation economy and the use of slaves

2. To describe plantation life

3. To understand life under slavery

4. To describe resistance to slavery

Week of 10/14/2019

10/14 - Columbus Day

Chapter 3 Review

10/15 - Chapter 3 Test

10/16 - Review Test results, 

Finish ‘King Philip’s War’ video

10/17 - MEA Days, no school

10/18 - MEA Days, no school

Week of 10/7/2019

10/7 - Chapter 3, Section 1 Early Colonies have Mixed Success p85-89

Objectives

1. To describe early English attempts at colonizing

2. To explain English financing of a colony

3. To summarize how Jamestown was founded and grew

4. To analyze the conflicts of the Jamestown colonists both

with Native Americans and among the colonists themselves

10/8 - Chapter 3, Section 2  New England Colonies p. 92-97

Objectives

1. To explain why the Pilgrims established Plymouth Colony

2. To explain why the Puritans set up the Massachusetts Bay

Colony

3. To identify the New England Way and to evaluate

challenges to Puritan leadership

4. To summarize the causes and effects of King Philip’s War

and the Salem witchcraft trials

10/9 - - Chapter 3, Section 3 p. 

Section 3 Objectives

1. To compare the founding of the four Middle Colonies

2. To trace the growth of the Middle Colonies

3. To explain how economics influenced the development of

the Southern Colonies

4. To identify unique reasons for the founding of Georgia and

Maryland

10/10 - ‘After the Mayflower’ – King Philip’s War, Wampanoag war with English settlers in Massachusetts colony. Video notes.

10/11 - ‘After the Mayflower’ – King Philip’s War, Wampanoag war with English settlers in Massachusetts colony. Video notes.