the early colonies. read the article on the lost colony of roanoke to answer the following...

The Early Colonies

Read the article on The Lost Colony of Roanoke to answer the following questions.

•Which of the 5 theories do you agree with and why?

•What else do you know about this colony? Research to discover at least 5 additional facts. What new or recent information has been discovered?

Although Sir Walter Raleigh’s attempts to set up a lasting colony failed, many people still dreamed of living in North America. It was the experience and knowledge gained with the Roanoke colony attempts that prompted England to persist in settling in this area, and would ultimately lead to the establishment of the first permanent English colony in North America.

Complete the first essential question: What were some reasons and outcomes of exploration?

Read warm- up #2 and complete the SOAPSTone in your composition book.

AgendaThe Story of Jamestown-SOAPSTone-Note-taker-- culture comparison

Extension questions

Homework: History Frame with Advertisement

After the Roanoke colonies failed, Sir Walter Raleigh lost a lot of money. So, joint-stock companies were created so that people could share the cost and profit of creating a new colony. The Virginia Company of London invested in building a new colony in Virginia that would later be called Jamestown.

In 1607 Jamestown is finally settled. Located on the “James River” it was protected by land on three sides and the river would provide easy transport.

Life in Jamestown was harsh, and by 1609 many of the colonists had died of disease while others now faced what was known as the “starving time” brought on by tension between the settlers and the Native Americans and lack of skilled farmers and hunters.

John Smith forced the colonists to farm and build. He also helped re-establish trade with the Native Americans. When Smith had to return to England the colony started to fail again and the colonists actually abandoned the colony. As they sailed away, the met a ship loaded with supplies and new colonists, and Lord De La Warr made them turn around and replaced John Smith as the leader of the colony.

Peace with the Native Americans continued as farmer John Rolfe married Pocahontas. It became clear that Jamestown needed a source of profit and it became tobacco. The tobacco trade grew so large that the skilled farmers of Jamestown took on new colonists as apprentices to learn the trade. They also took on indentured servants who worked for the colonists in return for paid passage to the colony. The growing tobacco plantations caused more tension with the Native Americans…why?

In 1619 the first Africans were brought to Jamestown from the West Indies. Although they were initially treated as indentured servants, they later became slaves.

In the same year, women were sent from London as well…why?

The cultures of JamestownThe cultures of Jamestown

As you view the historical recordings of the people of Jamestown, what differences and similarities do you notice between the cultures of the Indians, Europeans, and Africans? What impact did these differences have on the people and the success of the settlement?http://www.historyisfun.org/visitus/documents/comparingculturesimages.pdf

As Jamestown grew, they demanded more freedom from their founders at the Virginia Company.

In 1619 they were allowed to elect their own leaders known as burgesses.

The group, known as the House of Burgesses met for the first time and became a model of government for future English colonies.

Jamestown Video Cliphttp://www.history.com/topics/jamestown/videos/life-in-jamestownhttp://www.history.com/videos/jamestown-founded-in-1607#jamestown-founded-in-1607

Complete the extension questions.

Complete the History Frame in class

Cut out the pieces and create an actual frame by pasting them around the edges of a piece of blank paper.

In the middle of the frame create an advertisement that would convince new colonists to come to Jamestown

More Colonies to Come More Colonies to Come Get your History Frame/Jamestown

Advertisement out to be checked. What was the first college to be

founded in the British colonies? In what year was it founded?

Activity

Puritans vs. Pilgrims

The Mayflower Compact/New England Colonies Chart

Homework: “The Colonial Times” Newspaper Directions

Review: Wrapping up Review: Wrapping up JamestownJamestown

What do you think it was that made Jamestown able to survive as a colony?

What did Jamestown establish that will be extremely important to future colonies?

The New England Colonies

New England ColoniesRhode IslandConnecticutMassachusettsNew Hampshire

Puritans vs. Pilgrims Puritans vs. Pilgrims

What they have in common:

Although they both left England in search of religious freedom, they were 2 different groups.

Both groups played an important role in forming the New England colonies

Puritans vs. PilgrimsPuritans vs. Pilgrims

What was the biggest difference:

Puritans – wanted to “purify” the Church of England to get rid of all the Catholic Practices

Pilgrims – broke free from the Church of England; became known as Separatists

Comparing the Plymouth settlement Comparing the Plymouth settlement to Massachusetts Bayto Massachusetts Bay

Plymouth Massachusetts Bay

-1620-John Carver/ William Bradford (Governors)-Left Netherlands becauseChildren losing English culture-Plymouth (rock)-Mayflower Compact- Positive relations with Natives (Squanto)

-Religious Freedom-Mass.

-1630-John Winthrop (Governor)-General Assembly-Formed New England joint-stock company-Salem, Boston, Charlestown-Educated (Harvard), hardworking, strict

Primary Sources:Primary Sources:The Mayflower CompactThe Mayflower Compact

The Pilgrims fled England and went to Holland first before they decided to go to North America. The got permission from the Virginia Company to settle north of Jamestown BUT since the colonists were outside of the land controlled by the Virginia Company they had no government, so…they wrote the Mayflower Compact

The New England ColoniesThe New England Colonies Color and label the New Englandcolonies on your colony map.

With a partner or group, use the “Historical Recordings” handout (both sides) to fill in the chart for the New England Colonies.

Warm-up: The Middle and Warm-up: The Middle and Southern ColoniesSouthern Colonies

Pick up the US History Live Primary Source documents titled “Report on Pennsylvania and The Founding of Georgia”.

Read, annotate, and complete the corresponding questions for your assigned reading:

Odd= PennsylvaniaEven= Georgia

Activity

Middle & Southern Colonies Charts

Compare & Contrast Colonial Economies (Venn Diagram)

Homework: Colonial Times

The Middle and Southern ColoniesThe Middle and Southern ColoniesDelawarePennsylvaniaNew YorkNew Jersey

Using your Chromebook as a reference, update your US map to include all of the original colonies…make sure to make a key!

MarylandVirginiaNorth CarolinaSouth CarolinaGeorgia

The Middle & Southern ColoniesThe Middle & Southern Colonies

With a partner you will complete the chart for The Middle & Southern Colonies using the “Historical Background” handout.

Add any additional information discovered through your reading/sharing of the primary source documents.

The Northern Economy VS. The Northern Economy VS.

The Southern EconomyThe Southern Economy What similarities and differences do you notice

between the Northern and Southern economies? By 1700 two very different economies had

developed – one in the North & one in the South

Both created wealth, but in very different ways: • Northern Seaports• Southern Plantations

What do these 2 different economies foreshadow more than 100 years before it happened?

Warm-UpWarm-UpQuickwrite: If you could choose to live in one of the original13 colonies, which would you choose and why?

ActivityNew England, Middle, and Southern Colonies review

Colonial Times workday

True or False?True or False? The New England Colonies exported

fish, timber, and ships while the Southern colonies concentrated on agriculture.

True New England had a milder climate

than the Southern colonies so they could farm more.

False

True or False?True or False? The Middle Colonies could easily

trade with the other colonies because of its location.

True

Few Native Americans lived in the Middle Colonies region.

False

True or False?True or False? The Middle Colonies were diverse. True

The Southern colonies were better suited for large plantations to grow tobacco.

True

Colonial TimesColonial Times Create a newspaper for the one of

the original 13 colonies. See the direction sheet!

Get started right away and finish it for homework!

Warm-UpWarm-UpQuickwrite: Summarize the colonial period in American History. Include details on settlements, settlers, and the idea of representative government.*Place Colonial Times on your desk!

Activity

Safari Review Answers

Study Guide for Test 1

Safari Review Safari Review DirectionsDirections

On a “Safari Review” you are on a hunt for knowledge.

There are 20 review questions written on note cards, but those note cards are hidden around the classroom

You must find each hidden question and write only the answer in your notebook!

Safari ReviewSafari Review1) The movement of plants, animals and disease between North and South America to Europe and Africa was known as the __________________________.

AnswerAnswer

The Columbian Exchange

Safari ReviewSafari Review

2) List two ways the Columbian Exchange

impacted Native Americans.

AnswerAnswer


3) Where was the “Lost Colony?”

AnswerAnswer Roanoke Island, North Carolina


4) In creating this, people enjoy the

profits and losses of running a company?

AnswerAnswer Joint stock company


5) What was the first permanent

settlement in North America called?

AnswerAnswer Jamestown


6) What were the 3 cultures that

mixed at Jamestown?

AnswerAnswer Africans Europeans Native American


7) What was the main reason for the

survival of Jamestown?

AnswerAnswer Strict rules about farming were

enforced.


8) Why was the Virginia House of Burgesses

important to the development of

democracy in the 13 colonies?

AnswerAnswer It provided an example of a

representative form of government.


9) Which 2 groups first helped establish the

New England colonies?

AnswerAnswer Pilgrims and Puritans


10) The Puritans and the Pilgrims made the journey to North America in search

of __________________________.

AnswerAnswer Religious Freedom


11) What were the Pilgrims also called?

AnswerAnswer Separatists


12) What did the Pilgrims write to serve as their guide for the democratic ideal of self-government?

AnswerAnswer Mayflower Compact


13) How were Jamestown and

Roanoke similar?

AnswerAnswer They struggled to survive.


14) Pennsylvania became home to

which religious group and who else?

AnswerAnswer Quakers, Danes, Swedes, Germans,

English, etc.


15) Why would the Middle Colonies

have had an economic

advantage?

They could easily trade with the other colonies.


16) What effect did European diseases have on the Native

Americans?

AnswerAnswer Killed about 95%


17) Why is it important for early settlements to be

near rivers?

Rivers were needed for farming and trade.


18) People that were given land by

the King were called _____________.

AnswerAnswer Proprietors


19) Why did Carolina split into North Carolina & South Carolina?

AnswerAnswer It was easier to govern and protect


20) What was the Northern economy based on? What

about the Southern economy?

AnswerAnswer North = Shipping, fishing, lumber,

farming South= agriculture (rice, indigo,

tobacco)

Study Study Guide/HomeworkGuide/Homework

Get out the study guide you printed off of the wiki!

STUDY!! Test 1: Colonization will be next class!

Heroes of September 11thHeroes of September 11th http://www.history.com/topics/9-11-

attacks/videos/911-timeline

Find a story of a 9/11 hero. Detail the heroic story? Why is this person considered to be

heroic? What qualities or traits did he/she display?

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