Oct 31

Warm up: 10-2

Read the Halloween article on the table

(You can read this with a partner if you want to)

Don't answer the 10 questions, instead
1. Summarize the article in 4-5 sentences.
2. Did you (or will you) carve or paint a pumpkin
this year for Halloween?

Due Dates:

French-Indian War- 10/27 Fri

Boston Massacre- 11/6 Mon

Road to Revolution Test-11/7 Tue

Today 10/31                              Next Day 11/1
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Samhain                               2. Dec of Independence 

Oct 30

Warm up: 10-1 (Last week's Green paper)

Get an article of the front table to read

1. Who are the Sons and Daughters of Liberty?

2. What is their importance in the revolution?

3. What did the Committees of Correspondence do?

4. How could this groups be seen and heroes and 

terrorists?

Due Dates:

French-Indian War- 10/27 Fri

Boston Massacre- 11/6 Mon

Road to Revolution Test-11/7 Tue

Today 10/30                              Next Day 10/31
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Sons of Liberty                    2. Samhain

Watch the clip to answer the questions. CLIP
Explain who the Sons of Liberty were and their 
importance in the early resistance period

Oct 27

Warm up: 9-5

1. How did the Acts of parliament change things
 in the colonies?
2. Why did England keep passing and removing

 different Acts?

3. Why did this lead to the Revolutionary War?

Due Dates:

French-Indian War- 10/27 Fri

Boston Massacre- 11/6 Mon

Road to Revolution Test-11/7 Tue

Today 10/27                              Next Day 10/30
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Boston Massacre                 2. Sons of Liberty

Oct 26

Warm up: 9-4

1. Why might people in the colonies feel upset by

 being ruled by a government across the ocean?

2. What advantages and disadvantages would being

 a colony to another country have?

Due Dates:

French-Indian War- 10/27 Fri

Today 10/26                              Next Day 10/27
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Acts of England                   2. Boston Massacre

Oct 25

Warm up: 9-3

Answer in a few sentences
According to our look at the 7 year/ French

 Indian war, what were the effects of the war and 

their impact on England and the colonies?

Due Dates:

French-Indian War- 10/27 Fri

Today 10/25                              Next Day 10/26
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Acts of England                   2. Acts of England

Oct 24

Warm up: 9-2

(You can use your notes)

Write a few sentences on the 7 year s' War

Due Dates:

French-Indian War- 10/27 Fri

Today 10/24                              Next Day 10/25
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. French- Indian War             2. Acts of England

Watch the clip to answer the question. CLIP
In a few sentences, describe George Washington's 
experiences during the French Indian War

Oct 23

Warm up: 9-1 (New Green Paper)

1. Why does war happen between countries?
2. What are some possible good things to come from war?
3. What are some possible negative things to come from war?
(Prove with examples if you can)

Due Dates:

Today 10/23                              Next Day 10/24
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. 7yr War                               2. French- Indian War

Oct 20

Warm up: none

Get into your seat and ready to start

Take a few minutes to look at your notes

Turn in your pink warmup paper

Due Dates:

Middle Passage Today

Colonial Test- Today

Today 10/20                              Next Day 10/23
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Colonial Test                       1. 7yr War

Oct 19

Warm up: 8-4

Watch the clip CLIP
Write a few sentences on the founding of 
the 13 colonies

Due Dates:

Middle Passage 10/20 Fri

Colonial Test- 10/20 Fri

Today 10/19                              Next Day 10/20
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Colonial Review                  2. Colonial Test

Oct 18

Warm up: 8-3

(you can use your notes if you would like)

1. How did slavery affect or change America?
2. How did slavery affect or change Africa?

3. Why was slavery used in the Americas?

Due Dates:

Middle Passage 10/20 Fri

Colonial Test- 10/20 Fri

Today 10/18                              Next Day 10/19
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Slavery                                2. Colonial Review 

Oct 17

Warm up: 8-2

1. Why is it important to study specific individuals in history?

2. Think about some of the important people we have studied

in our Colonization Unit.  Write down their names and 

what they are known for.

Due Dates:

Middle Passage 10/20 Fri

Colonial Test- 10/20 Fri

Today 10/17                              Next Day 10/18
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Colonial People                   2. Middle Passage

Oct 16

Warm up: 8-1 (Last Week's Pink paper)

(You can use your notes for this)
1. How was slavery different in the Ancient civilizations 
then in the Americas?
2. Why was slavery more common in the southern
 Colonies?

Due Dates:

Salam DBQ- 10/16 Mon

Colonial Test- 10/20 Fri

Today 10/11                              Next Day 10/16
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Slavery                                2. Slavery

Oct 11

Warm up: 7-3

In a few sentences explain:
How did tobacco impact the colonies economy, and 
how did slavery fit in to it?

Due Dates:

Plymouth Narrative- Today

Salam DBQ- 10/16 Mon

Colonial Test- 10/20 Fri

Today 10/11                              Next Day 10/16
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Slavery                                2. Slavery

Watch the clip to answer the question. CLIP

Oct 10

Warm up: 7-2

1. How did the people of Salem let fear rule their actions?

2. Explain how the middle colonies were different from 

the New England and Southern colonies.

Due Dates:

Plymouth Narrative- Today

Colonial Test- 10/20 Fri

Today 10/10                              Next Day 10/11
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Slavery                                2. Slavery

Oct 9

Warm up: 7-1 (New Pink Paper)

1. Which early colony would you rather have been
 part of ?(Jamestown or Plymouth), Explain why
2. What was a major difference between the southern 
colonies and the northern colonies in the US

Due Dates:

Plymouth Narrative- Today

Colonial Test- 10/20 Fri

Today 10/9                              Next Day 10/10
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Salem                                   2. Salem

Oct 5

Warm up: 6-4

Watch the Clip about Colonial Life in Georgia

1. What technology did Colonists use?

2. How is it different then the tech we use today?

Due Dates:

Plymouth Narrative- 10/9 Mon

Today 10/5                              Next Day 10/9
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Colonial Life                       2. Early Colonies

Oct 4

Warm up: 6-3

In a few sentences explain some similarities and 

differences between the New England colonies 

and the Middle colonies

Due Dates:

Colonial Quiz- 10/9 Mon

Plymouth Narrative- 10/9 Mon

Today 10/4                              Next Day 10/5
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Early Colonies                    2. Early Colonies

Oct 3

Warm up: 6-2

Watch the clip CLIP CLIP
Explain the Mystery at Roanoke and possible 
theories to what happened

Due Dates:

Colonial Quiz- 10/4 Wed

Plymouth Narrative- 10/9 Mon

Today 10/3                              Next Day 10/4
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Early Colonies                    2. Early Colonies

Oct 2

Warm up: 6-1 (Last week's Blue paper)

1.Thinking on the struggles, illness, and death
the pilgrims faced, how do you think they dealt with 
it and made it through?

2. Why would being able to communicate with the 

natives be important for colonial success?

Due Dates:

Colonial Quiz- 10/4 Wed

Plymouth Narrative- 10/9 Mon

Today 10/2                              Next Day 10/3
1. Warm Up                             1. Warm Up

2. Plymouth                             2. Early Colonies