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I CAN identify who the Loyalists were and explain why they migrated to British North America.
I CAN identify who the Loyalists were and explain why they migrated to British North America.
I CAN use maps and primary sources to describe Loyalist migration routes and settlement patterns.
I CAN use maps and primary sources to describe Loyalist migration routes and settlement patterns.
Bell Ringer
Bell Ringer
If you had to leave home, what items would you bring?
On a sticky-note, record what you would bring.
You will be divided into small groups. Your group will need to organize your items as to the degree of importance; 1 being not that important and 5 being very important.
vocabulary
vocabulary
refugee - a person who seeks protection in another country to escape danger in their own country
What was the Loyalist Migration?
What was the Loyalist Migration?
After watching the video, respond to the following multiple choice questions: Loyalist Migration Video Questions. You will need a chromebook to complete this.
What was the Loyalist Migration?
What was the Loyalist Migration?
Throughout the period of the war and after, many people who were in support of the British, left the Thirteen Colonies for Québec and Nova Scotia. These refugees were escaping to places that remained under British rule.
Most of these people were called Loyalists or those who had British ancestors. This included:
3 000 black Loyalists
2 000 Haudenosaunee people
3 000 German Mennonites
Exit Slip
Exit Slip
On a sheet of paper that you will be keeping over the next few lesson, draw out what you saw/heard/think about this lesson. The idea is to have you do sketch noting. This strategy helps students to visualize their learning while resharing the information.
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