Period 2: Colonial America
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πΒ Welcome to Period 2:Β
πΒ Welcome to Period 2:Β
Colonial America (1607-1754)
Colonial America (1607-1754)
Period 1: Pre-Columbian to Contact
Period 2: Colonial America
Period 3: Revolution & Nation-Building
Period 4: Democracy & Reform
Period 5: Civil War & Reconstruction
Period 6: Industrial America
Period 7: Progressivism & Global Conflict
Period 8: Cold War & Civil Rights
Period 9: Modern America
Weβre moving into the age of coloniesβthirteen of them, to be exact (eventually). How did these far-flung settlements grow, survive, and clash with each other? And what happened when cultures, economies, and political ideas collided across the Atlantic?
Weβre moving into the age of coloniesβthirteen of them, to be exact (eventually). How did these far-flung settlements grow, survive, and clash with each other? And what happened when cultures, economies, and political ideas collided across the Atlantic?
In this period, youβll explore the regional differences that shaped New England, the Middle Colonies, and the South; the interactionsβsometimes cooperative, often tenseβbetween Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans; and the trade networks that tied it all together.
In this period, youβll explore the regional differences that shaped New England, the Middle Colonies, and the South; the interactionsβsometimes cooperative, often tenseβbetween Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans; and the trade networks that tied it all together.
Key ConceptsΒ
Key ConceptsΒ
KC-2.1: European powers developed different colonization and migration patterns shaped by goals, cultures, and North American environments, leading to competition with each other and Native peoples.
KC-2.1: European powers developed different colonization and migration patterns shaped by goals, cultures, and North American environments, leading to competition with each other and Native peoples.
KC-2.2: The British colonies exchanged goods, ideas, and culture with Great Britain, creating stronger imperial ties but also growing colonial resistance.
KC-2.2: The British colonies exchanged goods, ideas, and culture with Great Britain, creating stronger imperial ties but also growing colonial resistance.
Lesson 2.2 β European Colonization
Lesson 2.2 β European Colonization
Why did European powers settle in different ways? In this lesson, we explore how Spanish, French, Dutch, and English colonization strategies shaped relationships with Native Americans and the development of their colonies.
Why did European powers settle in different ways? In this lesson, we explore how Spanish, French, Dutch, and English colonization strategies shaped relationships with Native Americans and the development of their colonies.
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Lesson 2.3 β Regional Differences in British Colonies
Lesson 2.3 β Regional Differences in British Colonies
How did geography, climate, and culture shape colonial regions? In this lesson, we examine the economic, social, and political differences between New England, the Middle Colonies, and the South.
How did geography, climate, and culture shape colonial regions? In this lesson, we examine the economic, social, and political differences between New England, the Middle Colonies, and the South.
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Lesson 2.4 β Transatlantic Trade
Lesson 2.4 β Transatlantic Trade
How did the Atlantic economy connect Europe, Africa, and the Americas? In this lesson, we trace how trade goods, enslaved Africans, and cultural exchanges reshaped economies, societies, and alliances on both sides of the ocean.
How did the Atlantic economy connect Europe, Africa, and the Americas? In this lesson, we trace how trade goods, enslaved Africans, and cultural exchanges reshaped economies, societies, and alliances on both sides of the ocean.
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Lesson 2.5 β American Indians & European Interaction
Lesson 2.5 β American Indians & European Interaction
How did alliances and conflicts shape colonial life? In this lesson, we compare how Native American nations responded to European colonization through diplomacy, trade, and resistance.
How did alliances and conflicts shape colonial life? In this lesson, we compare how Native American nations responded to European colonization through diplomacy, trade, and resistance.
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Lesson 2.6 β Slavery in the British Colonies
Lesson 2.6 β Slavery in the British Colonies
Why did slavery grow in the colonies, and how did people resist it? In this lesson, we investigate the causes of African slavery, its regional variations, the harsh laws that enforced it, and the many ways enslaved people fought back.
Why did slavery grow in the colonies, and how did people resist it? In this lesson, we investigate the causes of African slavery, its regional variations, the harsh laws that enforced it, and the many ways enslaved people fought back.
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Lesson 2.7 β Colonial Society and Culture
Lesson 2.7 β Colonial Society and Culture
How did new ideas and movements shape colonial identity? In this lesson, we explore the spread of Enlightenment thought, the Great Awakening, and self-governmentβand how these forces inspired colonists to challenge imperial control.
How did new ideas and movements shape colonial identity? In this lesson, we explore the spread of Enlightenment thought, the Great Awakening, and self-governmentβand how these forces inspired colonists to challenge imperial control.
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Period 2 ReviewΒ
Period 2 ReviewΒ
Use the video and Flash Card Review to prepare for the Summative Assessment
Use the video and Flash Card Review to prepare for the Summative Assessment
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