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The 13 Colonies
LEQ: How did different goals and geographical locations affect the
development of England’s North American Colonies?
Review -Bell Ringer
1. Why did the colonists attempt to settle again on Roanoke Island?
2. List two reasons for the settlement of Jamestown
3. List 2 effects of the settlement of Jamestown
Reminders!• Even though this is a Social Studies week• I will still have Science Tutoring on Wednesday!– If you don’t know how to find neutrons I STRONGLY
suggest you come! • Meet in my room after school until 3:30• Your ride MUST be here at 3:30 • Questions or concerns come talk to me after class!• Because of the Short week next week I will have
tutoring on Monday instead
In Pairs- Cornell Notes
1. What problems did the colonists face in the fist year after settlement?
2. What lead settlers to choose the site for Jamestown?
3. Why did Jamestown Colonists endure a “starving time?
4. How did Smith, Lord De La Warr and Rolfe help keep the James town Colony from Failing
Summery: What effect did Jamestown’s success have in North America?
Questions Answer
1. What problems did the colonists face in the fist year after settlement?
2. What lead settlers to choose the site for Jamestown?
3. Why did Jamestown Colonists endure a “starving time?
4. How did Smith, Lord De La Warr and Rolfe help keep the James town Colony from Failing
Summery: What effect did Jamestown’s success have in North America?
Questions
AnswerDrinking water was impure and mosquitoes spread diseases. Food was scarce and some colonists were attacked by Native Americans
It was 30 miles up stream and protected by land on three sides. This caused the Virginia Company’s ships could easily bring supplies and more colonists. The settlement was also hidden from Spanish Ships along the shore
The Virginia Company did not send enough food and the did not grow enough supplement
Had strict rules that required all colonists to farm. Also had temporary peace with the Native Americans (Powhatans)
The Fight for Religious Freedom• Church of England was in charge
• Similar to the Roman Catholic Church, but had a few different rules
• Conformists- people that stayed true to the Church of England and obeyed its teachings
The Fight for Religious Freedom• Puritans- people that followed the Church of
England, but wanted to get rid of any similarities of the Roman Catholic Church
• Separatists- The Church of England did not represent he true faith, so they decided to break away from the church
In Pairs• Work in pairs to fill out the chart below
Leaders Beliefs Consequences Effects Major Event
Separatists/PilgrimsPgs 79-81
Puritans
Pgs 79, 81-83
Answers• You have 2 minutes to check your answers
belowLeaders Beliefs Consequences Effects Major
Event
Separatists/PilgrimsPgs 79-81
John Carver
William Bradford
Any group of people had the right to establish their own church
Thrown in jail for their beliefs
Fled to Netherlands, then to North America
Signed the Mayflower Compact, became known as Pilgrims
Puritans
Pgs 79, 81-83
John Winthrop
Believed in the teachings of the Church of England but wanted to purify the church of England
Thrown in jail for their beliefs
Sent colonists to Massachusetts
The “great migration” over 20,000 puritans over the next 10 yeas came to Mass. Bay area
The Fight for Religious Freedom• The ship Mayflower sent sail for North
America, but was blown off course by rough weather
• Because the pilgrims were in new land they needed a government
• The Mayflower Compact was an agreement to set up the colony government
On Your Own
• Read the section “Puritan Intolerance leads to New Colonies” answer the following questions
1. Define the word Intolerant. How did it apply to the Puritans?
2. What lead to the founding of Rhode Island?
On Your Own• Read the section “Puritan Intolerance leads to
New Colonies” answer the following Question
• What lead to the founding of Rhode Island?– People who disagreed with the puritan
leadership founded the New Colony , where people could worship as they choose
Summarizer- Main Ideas• Supply three details about each Statement1. The Puritans carefully planned their journey to North
AmericaA. ____________________________B. ____________________________C. ____________________________
2. The Puritans structured their government according to their religious beliefs.
A. ______________________________B. ______________________________C. ______________________________
Middle Colonies
• LEQ: (Write down)-How did different goals affect the development of the middle Colonies?
• Read- “Setting the Stage” on page 88. From what countries did most free settlers of England’s first colonies come from? (you have 10 minutes)
POPCORN READING!!!!
Pages 88-91
Middle Colonies -Vocabulary Peter Stuyvesant
William Penn
Quakers
Surplus
Middle Colonies-Vocabulary Peter Stuyvesant Did not want to give up his colony to England. Tried to start a
war over the colony. He was a harsh leader and the colonists refused to fight. Gave up before war broke out
William Penn Quaker founder of Pennsylvania colony
Quakers A religious group whose beliefs went against the Church of England. They believed all people were equal. There were no titles. Also known as the Society of Friends
Surplus The amount that was more than what they needed at home and abroad.
Middle Colonies
• Fill in at least 3-4 details about each colony….were they successful?
New York New Jersey
Pennsylvania Were they successful?
POPCORN READING
Pages 92-95
Start to Review
• You will have a test over Chapters 1-5 on Monday 11/21 (Next Monday)
• Each day will have some sort of review to get you to start thinking about the test
Today’s Review-Cornell Notes
1. Geographic Region
2. Outer Banks
3. Costal Plain
4. Tidewater
5. Piedmont
6. Climate
7. Sun Belt
8. Environment
9. Natural Resources
10. Loam
Questions Answer
Today’s Review
Page 18 and 19#13-15, 25- 27
13 Colonies• You will be creating a advertisement that promotes
a colony.• Select a colony and create a poster to get people
from “back home” to come to your colony• You may pick any colony out of pages 79-95
