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English Colonies Review 1607 – 1763

English Colonies Review 1607 – 1763. Chapter 3: US History Beginnings to 1877 Chapter 4: Creating America. List what you know about the British Colonies. SWBATs. Students will be able to: Locate 13 colonies and other major land features of Eastern Coast of North America.

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English Colonies Review 1607 – 1763

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  1. English Colonies Review1607 – 1763 Chapter 3: US History Beginnings to 1877 Chapter 4: Creating America

  2. List what you know about the British Colonies

  3. SWBATs • Students will be able to: • Locate 13 colonies and other major land features of Eastern Coast of North America. • Describe the distinctive economy of each colonial region (New England, Middle, South). • Describe how taxing is related to representation in government using colonial history. • Explain how Zenger relates to Freedom of the Press. • Describe results of the French and Indian War.

  4. Geography of the Colonies • Given • Map Handout with numbers • Word Bank • Textbook • Groups to work in • Label all the numbered places. • Help each other using the textbooks and atlases

  5. Southern Colonies • Jamestown • Troubles • Success • South • Crops • Slavery

  6. Why British Colonies in America? • Mercantilism • Industrialism • Colonialism • Mother Country • Import • Export

  7. Northern Colonies, New England • Puritan Religion • World trade • Exports • Imports

  8. Middle Colonies • Diverse • “Breadbasket” • Iron

  9. What is distinctive economically about each of the colonial regions? • New England • Middle • Southern

  10. Roots of Representative Government in England • Magna Carta 1215 • Parliament = Representative Government • Less power to the monarch, governing power is moving downward.

  11. Roots of Representative Government in America • Jamestown • Royal Governors • Locally elected assemblies • Main issue = Taxes

  12. Bacon’s Rebellion • A classic “have-nots” vs. the “haves” • Main result

  13. Late 1600s in New England • NE colonies charters cancelled by the King • King James 1685 attempted more control • Tensions between Governors and local residents

  14. The Glorious Revolution(in England) • King James overthrown. • Protestants offered throne to William & Mary • British Bill of Rights • New England colonists claim full British Rights

  15. Shared Power in the Colonies Monarch • King appoints Govrs • Governor runs the appointed colony • Locally Elected Assemblies Governor Council Assembly

  16. Describe how taxing is related to representation in government using colonial history?

  17. Salem Witch Trials • Watch the video • answer the questions • ASK questions • be prepared to discuss

  18. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfpSXI8_UpY Ben Franklin designed this political cartoon. What does it represent? Why did he draw it?

  19. Your Choice is simple: join us and live in peace or pursue your present course and face obliteration.

  20. Colonial Conflicts in theNew World • Earlier French and British wars • Ohio Valley in contention • Raids on British trading posts

  21. Zenger, Freedom of the Press • Read Play • Explain how Zenger relates to Freedom of the Press.

  22. French and Indian War • Governor of Virginia’s message • The French actions • Virginia responds • Great Britain sends troops • The course of the War

  23. British Victory • Britain ultimately wins • The Treaty of Paris 1763 • North America as claimed by European empires

  24. Great Britain now in Great Debt • Am Colonists want to expand west • Indians oppose • To prevent further military expenditure: • Proclamation of 1763 • Stamp Tax 1765

  25. What were some results of the French and Indian War?

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