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Life in early America презентация
Содержание
- 1. Life in early America
- 2. Coming to America Teacherspayteachers.com Jessica Giuliani
- 3. Vocabulary
- 4. Original 13 Colonies
- 5. Some Englishmen came for religious freedom from
- 6. Self-rule By 1735 there were over
- 7. The Colonies New England Colonies Rhode Island
- 8. New England Colonies
- 9. Vocabulary
- 10. New England Colonies
- 11. New England Colonies Facts
- 12. New England Colonies Facts
- 13. New England Colonies
- 14. New England Colonies
- 15. New England Colonies School
- 16. Middle Colonies
- 17. Vocabulary
- 18. Vocabulary
- 19. Middle Colonies
- 20. Middle Colonies Economy
- 21. Middle Colonies Facts
- 22. Middle Colonies
- 23. Middle Colonies The Quakers
- 24. Southern Colonies
- 25. Vocabulary
- 26. Southern Colonies
- 27. Southern Colonies Economy
- 28. Southern Colonies Facts
- 29. Colonial Life…
- 30. Boys normally went to grammar schools while
- 31. In the New England colonies, children were
- 32. Free Time Make new clothes Sleigh Rides
- 33. Conflict in the Colonies As colonists settled
- 34. Conflict in the Colonies The Native Americans
- 35. Vocabulary Quiz Colony colonist Middle Colony slaves Economy indigo
- 36. Vocabulary Quiz Colony colonist Middle Colony slaves indigo Economy persecution overseer A
- 37. Vocabulary Quiz Indigo Overseer Colonist Colony slave persecute Middle Colonies Economy Answers:
- 38. FACT & OPINION Decide which are facts
- 39. FACT & OPINION Decide which are facts
- 40. FACT & OPINION Write 3 facts and
- 41. ASSIGNMENT Imagine you are a colonist from
- 42. RUBRIC
Слайд 5Some Englishmen came for religious freedom from the Church of English.
They
wanted land and wealth that they couldn’t have in England.
They wanted freedom from the King’s rule.
They wanted a new beginning
They want adventure.
They wanted gold and riches.
They wanted freedom from the King’s rule.
They wanted a new beginning
They want adventure.
They wanted gold and riches.
Reasons Why
Слайд 6Self-rule
By 1735 there were over 6 million English men women and
children looking to the 13 English Colonies here in North America for a new beginning.
Other Reasons Why
Слайд 7The Colonies
New England Colonies
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Middle Colonies
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Southern Colonies
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South
Carolina
Georgia
Georgia
Слайд 30Boys normally went to grammar schools while girls went to dame
school.
There were no chalkboards, maps, or paper.
School teachers were strict and were allowed to hit their students or make them wear a dunce hat if they were bad or said the wrong answer.
There were no chalkboards, maps, or paper.
School teachers were strict and were allowed to hit their students or make them wear a dunce hat if they were bad or said the wrong answer.
Facts About School
Слайд 31In the New England colonies, children were taught to read so
they could study the Bible. Boys got to also learn Latin and Math and other subjects to get into college. Girls could learn to read, but they weren't allowed to go to grammar school or to college.
In the Middle Colonies, most schools were private. Students also learned other subjects so they could get into college. Girls weren't allowed to attend (unless they were Quakers).
In the Southern Colonies, children were mostly taught at home. As in the other colonies, Southern girls did not go to higher schooling.
In the Middle Colonies, most schools were private. Students also learned other subjects so they could get into college. Girls weren't allowed to attend (unless they were Quakers).
In the Southern Colonies, children were mostly taught at home. As in the other colonies, Southern girls did not go to higher schooling.
Other Facts About School
Слайд 32Free Time
Make new clothes
Sleigh Rides
& Ice Skate
Barn Raising
(was a social event!)
Dances
& Social Clubs
Plays
Слайд 33Conflict in the Colonies
As colonists settled and spread across New England,
they entered land that was already lived on by Native Americans.
Слайд 34Conflict in the Colonies
The Native Americans and colonists began attacking each
other’s villages.
They had very different ideas about owning land. Natives believed no one could own land while colonists believed you could own it if you claim it.
Arguments began to lead to war resulting in lives lost. Some tribes were nearly completely wiped out because the English settlers had many advanced weapons.
They had very different ideas about owning land. Natives believed no one could own land while colonists believed you could own it if you claim it.
Arguments began to lead to war resulting in lives lost. Some tribes were nearly completely wiped out because the English settlers had many advanced weapons.
Слайд 35Vocabulary Quiz
Colony colonist Middle Colony slaves
Economy indigo persecution overseer
Study your vocabulary words.
There
is a quiz on the next page.
Слайд 36Vocabulary Quiz
Colony colonist Middle Colony slaves indigo
Economy persecution overseer
A plant used to make blue dye.
Someone hired
to watch slaves.
A settler from a distant country.
Land overseas owned by another country.
A worker from Africa.
A settler from a distant country.
Land overseas owned by another country.
A worker from Africa.
6. To punish people for their religious beliefs.
7. The Breadbasket Colonies.
8. How people make a living.
Слайд 38FACT & OPINION
Decide which are facts and which are opinions.
On the
next slide, decide if the statement is fact or opinion. Then, tell why.
Fact: A state that is supported by evidence and is true.
Opinion: A statement that tells what a person might believe or feel.
Fact: A state that is supported by evidence and is true.
Opinion: A statement that tells what a person might believe or feel.
Слайд 39FACT & OPINION
Decide which are facts and which are opinions.
The settlers
traded goods with each other.
Farming families were the best workers.
Slaves were owned by plantation owners.
Leaders during this time were excellent speakers.
The Quakers had the best ideas about religion.
If children misbehaved in school, they would be punished.
Trading is a better way to run a community than using money.
The Southern colonies had many plantations.
Farming families were the best workers.
Slaves were owned by plantation owners.
Leaders during this time were excellent speakers.
The Quakers had the best ideas about religion.
If children misbehaved in school, they would be punished.
Trading is a better way to run a community than using money.
The Southern colonies had many plantations.
Слайд 40FACT & OPINION
Write 3 facts and 3 opinions about the colonists
and their lives by making a t-chart.
FACTS OPINIONS
Слайд 41ASSIGNMENT
Imagine you are a colonist from either the New England, Middle,
or Southern colonies.
Step 2: Write a journal entry of your life during this time. It should be a few paragraphs long.
Step 3: Include your thoughts, feelings, activities around you, conflicts, daily life, etc.
Hint; use a combination of the notes your took from this presentation, research from your Social Studies book, library books, or internet to assist you in your facts.
Step 2: Write a journal entry of your life during this time. It should be a few paragraphs long.
Step 3: Include your thoughts, feelings, activities around you, conflicts, daily life, etc.
Hint; use a combination of the notes your took from this presentation, research from your Social Studies book, library books, or internet to assist you in your facts.
