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November 2, 2016Wednesday

A-DayAgenda:

1.) Geography Quiz!2.)Take out Ch. 3 Packet and open to p. 10

4.) Compare and contrast Jamestown and Plymouth

Homework:Complete Venn Diagram on p. 11 with 4

bullets in each section!

3.) Continue chart on the First English Settlements

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Ch. 3: The 13 English Colonies

Learning Objectives:

1.) Identify the original 13 colonies on a map; and differentiate the New England, Middle, and Southern regions.

2.) Explain the geographic factors that helped shape where colonists settled and the economies that developed.

3.) Compare and contrast the English colonies of Jamestown and Plymouth.

Study!

Keep in

mind!

Skill!


Let’s Think:What could have happened to the

lost colony of Roanoke?

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Captain John Smith

Jamestown, Virginia 1607

Was granted a ________ to

settle areabetween

Potomac River and North

Carolina- now called Virginia.

Was trying to make money for investors in ________

Company.charter

Key People Area Explored Motivation

Virginia

Natural Resources:

Please add!

joint stock company


The Jamestown colony almost failed in the first year because of the fact that the land was _____, mosquitoes spread ________, and too many people were trying to run the colony.

Captain John Smith was sent by England to rescue the colony. He helped by forming a relationship with the Powhatan Indians who taught them to grow ______ and _________.

Impact

bad malaria

corn tobacco


Smith also required settlers to work in order to _____.

The profit from _________ and the establishment of the House of Burgesses in 1619 made this a very successful colony.

eat

tobacco


Fill in examples of Natural Resources heading as you

watch the video!



Pilgrims Plymouth, Massachusetts

Were seeking_________

freedom because they

were not allowed to worship freely in England.

Key People Area Explored Motivation

religious


The Pilgrims were also financed by a joint stock company- but their main motivation was not wealth but instead religious _________.They nearly failed in their first winter but were rescued by the Native Americans _________ & _________.The ____________ Compact also helped them by establishing laws that governed the colony.

Impact

freedom

Squanto SamosetMayflower


In the following video, look for similarities and differences between the Jamestown colonists and the

Pilgrims that came over on the Mayflower!



**Summary** The English began to colonize later than other European countries. At first they came seeking: wealth from the New World - they did not find this in gold as they had expected, but rather in ______ like tobacco. Eventually other English groups came seeking religious freedom.

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November 2, 2016 Ch. 3: The 13 English Colonies …ajhs.auburn.cnyric.org/teachers/B_Pisciotti/ColonizationKeynote6.pdf · Continue chart on the First English Settlements ... contrast