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Period 2: North American Colonies (1607-1754) (CONTENT)
Period 2: North American Colonies (1607-1754) (CONTENT)
Can you fulfill the task or answer each of these questions? If you can, YOU ARE READY TO TEST FOR PERIOD 2
Must know dates from Period 2:
Must know dates from Period 2:
1607: the establishment of the first British colony in North America: Jamestown.
1754: beginning of the French and Indian War
ALL WORK FOR P3 must be completed by 9-20-24! 🎉
ALL WORK FOR P3 must be completed by 9-20-24! 🎉
Lesson ONE (CONTENT)
Lesson ONE (CONTENT)
Make sure to add these summaries to your notes for Period 2
Make sure to add these summaries to your notes for Period 2
Thinking skill for 2.1 COMARISON
Heimler History Review (CONTENT)
Heimler History Review (CONTENT)
What are the most important events of Period 2 that we need to know ? How do they relate to the overall trends of this time period?
How to write a DBQ part 1: Primary Source Analysis (PRACTICE)
How to write a DBQ part 1: Primary Source Analysis (PRACTICE)
What does AP want me to be able to identify as I look at primary sources?
What does AP want me to be able to identify as I look at primary sources?
HAPP!
HAPP!
1993 DBQ - Two Societies.pdfDBQ Period 2
DBQ Period 2
Although New England and the Chesapeake region were both settled largely by people of English origin, by 1700 the regions had evolved into two distinct societies. Why did this difference in development occur?
Lesson 2.2
Lesson 2.2
Explain how and why interactions between various European nations and Native Americans changed over time.
Explain the causes and effects of slavery in the various British colonial Regions
Explain how and why the movement of a variety of people and ideas across the Atlantic contributed to the development of American Culture over time.
Content
Content
Finish before 9-22
Read Sections:
II - Consumption and Trade in the British America - What are the effects the Transatlantic Trade had on the colonies? On Britain?
III - Slavery, Anti Slavery and Atlantic Exchange - What are the characteristics of slavery as it existed in British America
IV - Pursuing Political, Religious and Individual Freedom - How did the movement of people and ideas contribute to the development of an American culture over time?
PRACTICE British Colonial America
PRACTICE British Colonial America
Were the colonies reflecting their "Britishness" or developing their own distinctive cultures? What are some examples of both?
Make your own copy of the handout to edit. Then use the links to the four sets of primary source documents to see what the sources tell us about Colonial Society at that time. Then make a defensible claim! Where the colonies remaining very British or Anglican or were they developing their own cultures/beliefs?
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