Interactive Notebook On the lined paper behind your 2.5 – 2.6 notes on page 10 draw the chart on the following slide. Get in to groups of 2-4. Using your.

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Interactive Notebook On the lined paper behind your 2.5 – 2.6 notes on page 10 draw the chart on the following slide. Get in to groups of 2-4. Using your notes from chapter 2.5-2.6 complete the chart You will have 15 minutes to complete thoroughly. Everyone in your group must be prepared to possibly share this information with the class.

Great Britain & Netherlands Comparison Chart Why did they Explore? Where did they mainly land? What happened when they landed/settled? What was their relationship like with the Native Americans?