2.  Open to page 21 in your atlas, use map D labeled “North America 1682” o mark the areas colonized by the French, English, and Spanish o Color in the areas each a different color(please note the yellowish/white area should be left blank)  Turn to pages 23 and label the following settlements: o Plymouth o Jamestown o Quebec o Montreal  Turn to page 24 and label Charles Town

3.  Imagine you were leaving Europe to go to the New World to start a brand new colony. What are three things you would bring with you?

4.  Due Dates: o 8-1.2 Vocab 8/31/2015Closure Questions 8/28/2015 o 8-1.3 Vocab 9/08/2015Closure Questions 9/03/2015 o 8-1.4 Vocab 9/14/2015Closure Questions 9/10/2015 o 8-1.5 Vocab 9/21/2015Closure Questions 9/16/2015 o 8-1.6 Vocab 9/28/2015Closure Questions 9/23/2015  Assessments o 8-1.2 Quiz 8/31/2015 o 8-1.3 Quiz 9/04/2015 o 8-1.4 Quiz 9/11/2015 o 8-1.5 Quiz 9/17/2015 o Vocab Quiz 9/24/2015 o Unit Two Test 9/28/2015

5.  8-1.2

6. A. Spain claimed large areas of Central and South America 1. Mostly in Florida and the Southwest B. Motivated by God, gold, and glory 1. God: religion 2. Gold: money 3. Glory: desire to be famous

7. B. Conquistadors searched for gold and claimed land for Spain. 1. Conquistador: Spanish explorer 2. Natives had to become Catholic 3. Forced natives to work on encomiendas

8. C. Accomplishments 1. Built cities and universities 2. Set up their social class system 3. Transported African slaves after death of natives. What killed the natives? Disease, especially small pox, and overwork

9. D. Hernan de Soto was the first European in SC; was searching for gold 1. San Miguel de Gualdape, 1520s, abandoned 2. San Felipe was built on an abandoned French settlement but was attacked by Native Americans

10. 1. Why did each settlement fail? 1. San Miguel de Gauldape 2. Charlesfort 3. Santa Elena/San Felipe 2. What could the Europeans have done differently to make the settlements succeed?

11.  Pretend you are a conquistador. Write a tweet about your experience.

12. A. Motivation: God, gold & glory 1. Sailed down the St. Lawrence River looking for the Northwest Passage. How is the NW Passage related to “gold”? It would provide a direct route to China and India, and access to trade.

13. 1. French settlers had a good relationship with natives because they relied on them for the fur trade Fun Fact: the demand for beaver pelts, typically used for hats, nearly drove beavers to extinction

14. C. Further settlement 1. Traveled along rivers claiming land for the king, including Louisiana 2. Few people left France because of the cold climate 3. Only Catholics (no Protestants) could come 4. Important locations: Quebec and Montreal in Canada; Charlesfort in SC (failed because of lack of supplies) Quebec City January: 9 degree F 90 in of snowfall yearly

15. A. Motivations: God, Gold, Glory 1. Settlers came to find gold but ended up growing tobacco 2. Many were fleeing religious persecution 3. Explorers claimed land along east coast B. Transferred their culture: language, Protestant religion, self-government

16. C. First colonies in Virginia and New England 1. Virginia is named after the “Virgin” Queen Elizabeth I 2. Charles Town became the first permanent settlement in SC

17.  Name two colonies found by the French.  Name two colonies founded by the English.  Name two colonies founded by Spanish.

18.  Look at your notes and fill out your graphic organizer o Economy = how a group of people make money o Population = who moved their and who couldn’t move their o Relations w/ Natives: Did the settlers and Native Americans get along?

19. You are going to write a diary entry pretending to be either a French, English or Spanish colonist in the New World. You arrived a few weeks ago with other settlers to start a brand new town. Identify where you are settling, and which country it is a part of. Discuss your motivations to come to the new world, making sure to explain each one. Then, describe any hardships you encounter here and what happens with the Native Americans in the area. Mechanics, 20%: 2 paragraphs, 6 to 8 sentences each; good spelling & grammar Identify background, 10% Motivations, 20% Hardships, 30% Relations with Native Americans, 20%

20.  “An English Colony” pg. 23 o What was John Cabot trying to accomplish? o Why did it take so long for England to get a settlement going in North America? o Who were the Lord Proprietors?. o What did William Hilton do?  “Charles Town to Charleston” o Why did the settlers move from Albemarle Point to Charles Town? o What made Charles Town a “grand model”? o What were some of the threats to Charles Town and how did the settlers overcome them?