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AP History Day 3

Essay Preparation Colonial American Issues. AP History Day 3. 1993 DBQ Question. 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?.

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British Colonization

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Indians of the Chesapeake Region

Indians of the Chesapeake Region. Anthropology. Objectives. Be able to describe the political nature of the Chesapeake Bay Indian Tribes Be able to describe how the Indians of the Chesapeake region lived in terms of housing, food, tradition. Objectives continued.

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An English Colony on Chesapeake Bay

An English Colony on Chesapeake Bay. 1601-1700. Secotan. Original drawing, 1585, village on the North Carolina coast. Population. Jamestown in 1607: 105 Jamestown in 1624: 1,200. An English Colony on Chesapeake Bay. A. The Fragile Jamestown Settlement 1 . Virginia Company

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Features of the 13 Colonies

Features of the 13 Colonies. And the rest of the U.S. Northern Colonies (New England). I. Physical Geography A. Climate B. Physical Features. Climate. Long harsh winters and short summers resulted in the shortest growing season of the three regions.

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American Life in 17 th Century

American Life in 17 th Century. Southern Society. Frustration in the Virginia Country. Challenge to Virginia Authority 1676 Planters in the countryside disliked Jamestown officials Royal Governor, Sir William Berkeley and the Green Spring Faction Ruled Virginia for 30 years.

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Description vs. Analysis Description re-telling of history facts stories what happened.

Description vs. Analysis Description re-telling of history facts stories what happened. Analysis SO WHAT?! Why is it important? What does this tell us about the topic/issue? (depends on the ? a sked) As a writer of history, your job is to do BOTH---

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Colonial Beginnings to 1690

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A Diverse Society

A Diverse Society. Chapter 1 , Section 5 SOL 3. Population Growth. Large families 7+ children in families!!!!! Arrival of immigrants Import of African slaves. Status of Women. Married women little to no legal status Single women have more rights

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American Life in the 17 th C: 1607-1692

American Life in the 17 th C: 1607-1692.

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Primary Source Activity

Primary Source Activity. Evidence A = Diversity in Colonial America. Evidence B = Regional Contrasts. Evidence C = Struggles for Power in Colonial America. Grab each primary source paper. Grab an Inquiry Question Organizer paper.

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