'New england colonies' diaporamas de présentation

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Chapter 3 Colonial America

Chapter 3 Colonial America. Section 2 New England Colonies. Section 2-Polling Question. A B. Have you and a friend ever disagreed so much on an issue that you considered ending your friendship? A. Yes B. No. Essential Question.

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Intro .2

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13 Original Colonies

13 Original Colonies. 1624- Virginia. Founded by London Company It provided a source of fertile land and great wealth to England because of tobacco. 1620-Massachusetts . Founded by the Puritans (Pilgrims)

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The New England Colonies

The New England Colonies. The Pilgrims of Plymouth. 1620 arrive in Massachusetts 102 Separatists from England, Purest of the Puritans, led by William Bradford Wanted religious freedom (worship god in their own way) Wanted economic opportunity. The Mayflower Compact.

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Chapter 4 Part I

Chapter 4 Part I. Georgia In Transition. New England Colonies, Part I. New England Colonies, Part II. New England colonies made up of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hampshire Land was rocky and the soil poor, most farms were small and difficult to work

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Busy Farms and Seaports

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Grade 5 Unit 1 Short Cycle Review

Jeopardy. Grade 5 Unit 1 Short Cycle Review. Geographic Characteristics. Thirteen Colonies. Colonial Economy. Colonial Resources. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. Row 1, Col 1. What is Kentucky?.

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Alabama High School Graduation Exam

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13 Colonies Comparison Chart

13 Colonies Comparison Chart. New England Colonies. New England Colonies. Massachusetts. Landing at Plymouth Rock. Massachusetts Founded: 1620 By the Pilgrims Why? Escape harsh treatment from the English (Religious Freedom). New England Colonies. Rhode Island. Roger Williams.

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Geography of the Colonies

Geography of the Colonies. Regions. Click on a region to learn more. Click here when you are finished. New England. Rhode Island Massachusetts New Hampshire. Click to learn more. Characteristics of New England Colonies. Reason for settlement Keep family together Religious freedom

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The Thirteen Colonies

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The New England Colonies

The New England Colonies Grade 5 Social Studies Chapter 8 Vocabulary covenant An agreement The Puritans hoped that God would enter into a covenant If the Puritan colony grew and was successful, the Puritans would conclude that God did indeed favor them as a chosen people meetinghouse

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Puritan New England

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Travel Back in Time to Colonial America: Make a Mag !

Travel Back in Time to Colonial America: Make a Mag !. A Fourth Grade Webquest Created By: Jennifer Murdoch, Jennifer Leach, and Sarah Ray. Overview.

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PURITANISM

PURITANISM. BY: Kinsey Cannon Henson 4th. Daily Routine. Practice private devotions to God as soon as they wake up Family prayers which includes scripture and catechizing of their children and servants Kept a spiritual diary to account the graces of the day and give thanks to God

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New England: Commerce and Religion

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The New England Colonies (Commerce and Religion)

The New England Colonies (Commerce and Religion). Main Idea-Fishing and trade contributed to the growth and prosperity of the New England Colonies. Why the New England Colonial Region is Distinct. Long winters and rocky soil.

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The Witch of Blackbird Pond

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