Warm Up: Take 5 minutes to study!!

Agenda: Exploration Test Begin Colonial America Title Page

Test taking procedure: Work by yourself QUIETLY at your desk When you are finished with Part I, place it in the turn in chair Pick up Part II and take out your notebook Place Part II in the turn in chair when you are finished Read the board for directions **Stay quiet until everyone is finished!! **

Title Page (Pages 37 & 38!): Create a title page for our next unit. A title page is like the cover of a book—it should show the reader what the book will be about and spark their interest in the topic. Create a title page about the 13 COLONIES. Draw pictures, symbols, etc. to demonstrate what YOU know about the 13 colonies. Take your time, be thorough, detailed, and creative.  Include: A Title Pictures/symbols/designs to show what YOU know about the 13 colonies (anything!)

Which region is G?

Give ONE example how explorers used waterways.

Which continent?

Old, eroded mountain range

New York Harbor: which region?

Which river is known as the “Gateway to the West?” Why?

Shenandoah National Park, Virginia

Which region is D?

Give TWO examples of how Native Americans used waterways.

Broad lowlands, warm sunny beaches, many harbors and bays

What lines run from east to west across the globe?

Which river is C?

Which region is EAST of the Basin and Range, WEST of the Great Plains?

Which river was explored by Lewis and Clark?

What lines run from north to south on a globe?

What line is 0 degrees latitude?

Which river is B?

Which region is E?

Tall mountains along the Pacific Coast; fertile valleys

Which river is E?

What is the Beringia Theory?

What is one animal that lived with early people in America?

What is the main artifact of the Clovis Period?

Where is Cactus Hill located?

Why is Cactus Hill significant?

Name one Native American tribe who lived in the southwest.

Name one cultural trait of the Netsilik Eskimos.

Which Native American tribe built totem poles out of the cedar trees in their environment?