Monday October 2, 2017

• Need: New Weekly Warm Ups, 13 Colonies Map, The New England Colonies paper• Notebook and Folder

• Warm Up: What do you know about PEOPLE who founded the new colonies and/or WHY they came to America?

• Agenda:• Good things• Warm Up • Lost Colony Stories to Share???• 13 Colonies- Label Map and Guided Regions Notes• Launch

13 Colonies- Labeling Map

• Glue into page 31

• Label each COLONY

• Color each colony (it doesn’t matter what colors)

Three Regions of

the

13 ColoniesNew England, Middle, and

Southern

Geography and Economies

- - Copy the colonies on top

- -Copy the Notes Underneath

New England Colonies

• Massachusetts

• New Hampshire

• Connecticut

• Rhode Island

The New England ColoniesClimate and Geography:

- Northeastern US, colder climate,

hills, rocky soil

Natural Resources:

- Fish, whales, trees, and animal furs

Economy:

- Fishing and whaling; ship-building;

ports to trade raw materials overseas

The Middle Colonies

●New York

●New Jersey

●Pennsylvania

●Delaware

Middle Colonies

Climate and Geography:

- Mild climate: warm summers, cold

winters; deep ports; fertile lands

Natural Resources:

- Barley, wheat, oats, rye: The

Breadbasket of the Colonies

Economy:

- Deep ports for shipping; trading

resources among the other colonies

The Southern Colonies

●Maryland

●Virginia

●North Carolina

●South Carolina

●Georgia

Southern ColoniesClimate and Geography:

- Warmest climate: hot, long summers;

lands range from flat coastlines to

elevated mountains

Natural Resources:

- Fertile land to grow cotton, tobacco, rice,

and indigo; trees

Economy:

- Farming/Agriculture- trade among

colonies and overseas; Naval stores

(trees for shipbuilding)

Differences Among the Colonies

●Use the READING and the notes to

create an ABC Chart about the 13

Colonies

●Complete 20 out of 26

●Can include Geography, Economy,

or People- be sure to give a

description!

●And include an image for at least

10!

A B C D E

F G H I Jamestown

K L M N O

Pilgrims fled from Englandin search of religious

freedom.

Q R S T

Launch:

Diversity of thought and culture and religion and ideas has been the strength of America.

- Gary Locke

Tuesday October 3, 2017

• Need: 13 Colonies Chart from the front and FOLDER (no notebook today)

•Warm Up: What were the three regions of the 13 colonies? Give 3 geographic or economic features of each.

• Agenda:• Good things• Warm Ups• Foundations of the 13 Colonies

Foundations of the 13 ColoniesUse the readings to complete your chart about the 13 Colonies

WHO: What groups of people and who were key leaders?

WHICH G?: Did they found the colony for Glory, God, or Gold, or a combination?

Important Information: (may not answer all 4 for each colony)-Why was the colony founded?-Relations with the Natives-Economy of the colony-Government Set Up

Two Colonies we already Know

Massachusetts The English

Pilgrims

Puritans

God Puritans were escaping religious

persecution from King James

Wampanoags (Squanto) taught them to

farm and fish

Created a self-government as guided by

the Mayflower Compact

Virginia (Jamestown) The EnglishVirginia CompanyJohn Smith

Gold Glory

First successful English colonyPowhatans befriended and helped them surviveBecame agriculture and lumber economyRoyal Colony (followed the King)

Overview: Why did 13 separate colonies form in the New World? • Groups travelled to America for different reasons: in search of ways to

make money, looking for adventure, or to have religious freedom

• The geography of America’s east coast varied from North to South impacting the type of economics opportunities set up

• Some groups did not agree with the King or the other groups in the colonies so they formed their own colonies and governments

Wrap and Launch

• Don’t forget ABC charts are due THURSDAY!

Diversity of thought and culture and religionand ideas has been the strength of America.

- Gary Locke

Wednesday October 4, 2017• Need: Warm Ups, Notebooks, NC Textbook (if one isn’t already on your desk)

• Warm Up: Name at least 7 different groups of people who came and settled in the colonies (can be nationalities, religious groups, or cultural groups).

• Agenda:• Good things• Warm Ups• Background info on NC• Focus on NC: What groups settled the Old North State?

•ABC Charts due TOMORROW!!!

Immigrants to NC• Use your textbook and READ about the 4 different groups that immigrated

to North Carolina

• Moravians• Highland Scots• Germans• Scots-Irish

• Who were they? Where were they from? Why they came to NC? • Other important information:

• Contributions to NC• Other names• Role in future conflicts