7th Grade September Geography review 50 states and capitals

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7th Grade September Geography review 50 states and capitals Middle Ages/Renaissance The First Americans Colonial America (Sept - Oct)  Spanish Colonization  Background to English  Colonization  Reformation  Defeat of Spanish Armada

7th Grade October . The first settlements  Roanoke  Jamestown The 13 Colonies  New England  Middle  Southern  Changing government and culture  Westward to the Alleghenies

7th Grade November Conflict on the Western border  (Nov - Dec) Colonial Rivalries  French  Spanish  Dutch

7th Grade December French and Indian War  Forts  Indians  Taxes Revolution (Dec - Jan)  The kickoff - events

7th Grade January Declaring Independence (simulation)  Fighting  Winning

7th Grade February A More Perfect Union  Coming together Confederation of states Constitutional Convention  Ratifying the Original Constitution. .The Constitution as a work in progress  Goals  Principles  Citizen responsibilities

7th Grade March The New Republic.  launching, following and interpreting the  Constitution  Neutrality as a policy  Political Party division and creation The Jefferson Presidency  Westward Exploration Lewis and Clark Fort system Louisiana Purchase

7th Grade April - May Wars and Threats from abroad Napoleonic wars  Impressment  The War of 1812  Battles and fighting styles  Treaty of Ghent Industrial Revolution/America as a role model  Moving west  Monroe and Era of Good Feelings  Copycat democracies The age of Old Hickory  Controversial Elections  “To the victor belongs the spoils”  Suffrage and voting rights round one  Trails of tears

May - June Industrial Revolution/America as a role model  Moving west  Monroe and Era of Good Feelings  Copycat democracies The age of Old Hickory  Controversial Elections  Suffrage and voting rights round one  Trails of tears Westward Ho  Texas Independence  Manifest Destiny  Gold Rush  War with Mexico