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    The document outlines assigned readings from a textbook on the history of early America from 1521-1763. It includes 14 questions for students to answer about topics covered in each section. Some of the major themes covered include European colonization efforts in North America, the trans-Atlantic slave trade, relations between colonists and Native Americans, religious diversity and the Great Awakening, and the French and Indian War. Students are tasked with writing a 3 page minimum summary of the weekly readings and creating notecards or a chart defining important terms, people, and concepts from this time period in American history.

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    Chapter 2: American Experiments 1521 – 1700

    Chapter 3: The British Atlantic World 1660 – 1750


    Chapter 4: Growth, Diversity, and Conflict 1720 - 1763
    Reading:

    Thursday: p.30-36 (32,33) Sixteenth-Century Incursions

    Friday: p.43-52 (50, 51) The Columbian Exchange, The Protestant Challenge
    to Spain, England’s Tobacco Colonies

    Saturday/Sunday: p.53-60 Plantation Life, New France, New Netherland,

    Monday: p.60-71, 82-83 (68, 69) New England, New England’s Indian Wars, Bacon’s
    Rebellion, The Restoration Colonies and Imperial
    Expansion, The Navigation Acts

    Tuesday: P.90-102 (98, 99) The South Atlantic System, Africa Africans and the
    Slave Trade, Slavery in the Chesapeake and South
    Carolina, An African American Community Emerges

    Wednesday: p.103-111 (108, 109) The Northern Maritime Economy, The New Politics
    of Empire

    Thursday: p.122-133(130, 131) Cultural Diversity, Religion and Politics,


    Transportation and the Print Revolution, The
    Enlightenment in America, The Great Awakening,
    Religious Upheaval in the North

    Friday: p.135-143 The French and Indian War, The Great War for
    Empire, The Struggle for Land in the East, Western
    Rebels and Regulators

    Saturday/Sunday: Selected Articles Select Articles will be distributed in class

    Monday: No New Reading Please finish any readings you may have missed

    Tuesday: Quiz Over Selected Chapters 2, 3, & 4


    Readings

    Due: All assignments for this chapter are due on Tuesday August 16th.

    Assignment #1: Read the assigned text and answer the questions in this packet.

    Assignment #2: Condense the weeks reading into a minimum 3 page typed summary.
    Be specific and detail oriented. Bold especially important people or terms.
    Hint: Summarize each section as you read it.

    Assignment #3: Fill out the ‘Terms Chart’ or create notecards for all of the terms, people, or
    concepts associated with this weeks reading. Definitions should include
    enough details, specifics, or examples to be useful for studying.

    *Additional assignments may be added at the teachers discretion


    Sixteenth-Century Incursions p.30-36 (32,33)

    1. In what ways did the Spanish and other Europeans begin to exploit the lands and people of the New
    World?

    2. What was the silent ally the Spanish had on their side as they moved throughout the West Indies
    and Central America? And what was its overall affect?

    The Columbian Exchange, The Protestant p. 43 - 52


    Challenge to Spain, England’s Tobacco Colonies

    3. How did the ecological context of colonization shape interactions between Europeans and Native
    Americans?
    Plantation Life, New France, New Netherland p.53-60

    4. How did the English attract new settlers to her colonies?

    5. How were the experiences of indentured servants and slaves in the Chesapeake and the Caribbean
    similar? In what ways were they different?

    6. Why did New France and New Netherland struggle to attract colonists?
    New England, New England’s Indian Wars, p.60-71, 82-83
    Bacon’s Rebellion, The Restoration Colonies
    and Imperial Expansion, The Navigation Acts

    7. How did the puritans differ from the pilgrim separatists?

    8. How did New Englanders’ religious ideas influence their relations with neighboring Native American
    peoples?

    9. In what ways was Bacon’s Rebellion symptomatic of social tensions in the colony of Virginia?
    The South Atlantic System, Africa Africans and the P.90-102
    Slave Trade, Slavery in the Chesapeake and South
    Carolina, An African American Community Emerges

    10. How did the experiences of slaves in the Chesapeake differ from their experiences in South
    Carolina?

    The Northern Maritime Economy, p.103-111


    The New Politics of Empire

    11. How did the rise of the South Atlantic System impact economic development in the northern
    colonies?
    Cultural Diversity, Religion and Politics, Transportation p.122-133
    and the Print Revolution, The Enlightenment in America,
    The Great Awakening, Religious Upheaval in the North

    12. What attracted German and Scots-Irish migrants to Pennsylvania in such large numbers?

    13. What conditions and ideas lay behind the emergence of the Enlightenment in America?

    The French and Indian War, The Great War for p.135-143
    Empire, The Struggle for Land in the East,
    Western Rebels and Regulators

    14. How did the Seven Years’ War reshape Britain’s empire in North America and affect native peoples?
    Questions Associated with Lecture Only:

    15. What were the three main causes of population growth in the American colonies?

    16. In what ways did slaves attempt to undermine and subvert slavery?

    17. Explain how the Great Awakening may have highlighted some similarities among colonists, but also
    created some deeper divisions.

    18. Explain the benefits of Benign Neglect to the American Colonists.


    19. Benjamin Franklin’s Albany Plan ultimately failed, but it still stands as an important point in history.
    Why?
    Important Terms, People, & Concepts
    Columbian Exchange

    Mercantilism

    House of Burgesses

    Royal Colony

    Headright System

    Indentured Servitude

    Separatists(Pilgrims)

    Puritans

    John Winthrop

    Massachusetts Bay
    Colony
    Roger Williams

    Ann Hutchinson

    Salem Witch Trials

    Pequot War

    Metacom’s War

    Bacon’s Rebellion

    Navigation Acts

    Middle Passage

    Triangular Trade(not in
    book)

    Stono Rebellion
    Salutary Neglect
    (Benign Neglect)

    John Locke

    Enlightenment

    Natural Rights

    Great Awakening

    George Whitefield

    Johnathan Edwards

    French and Indian War


    (7 Years War)

    Benjamin Franklin

    Albany Congress
    Paxton Boys (not in
    book)

    Regulators (Regulation
    Movement)

    John Peter Zenger Case


    (not in book)

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