1. In your Notebook please discuss:
9/15/2015
In your Notebook please discuss:
Pilgrims/European settlers giving/serving them food NA food
Native Americans: sitting on the ground, being served food
We know from history that this was not true!
Everyone seems happy and getting along.
Looking at the painting, you can infer that it’s from a European settler’s POV
What is wrong with this image?
What is the bias and plausibility?

2. In your Notebook please discuss:
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9/15/2015
In your Notebook please discuss:
Pilgrims/European settlers giving/serving them food NA food
Native Americans: sitting on the ground, being served food
We know from history that this was not true!
Everyone seems happy and getting along.
Looking at the painting, you can infer that it’s from a European settler’s POV
What is wrong with this image?
What is the bias and plausibility?

3. Learning Target I will…
learn how to outline (one of the many note taking skills used in this class)
learn about early American history

4. Class Calendar 14 Early America & Foundational Docs Pre-Assessment
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday 14
Early America & Foundational Docs Pre-Assessment
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Early America review
How to outline
Chapter 1, Lesson 1 p. 4-9 notes 16
Picture Day
Early American: Chapter 1, Lesson 1 p. 4-9 notes 17
Early America Quiz 18

5. Outlining:
A way to easily organize the main and supporting ideas of a text.
You will see it in: Textbook structures, formal essays, note taking… etc.

6. 9/15/2015
Ch. 1: Creating A Nation (Beginnings to 1877) Lesson 1: Origin of the American Nation
Pre-Columbian America
15,000 to 30,000 years ago 1st people in America
N.A. Crops  permanent settlement  complex societies: trade, gov., arts, science & language
Early Civilizations
Olmec: Central & Southern Mexico
Maya & Aztec: Mesoamerica – temples, pyramids, trade
Hohokam & Anasazi: Irrigation system growing crops
Hopewell: geometric earthworks  Ceremonial Center, observatories & burial places
Mississippian People: Built City Cahokia largest in early America.
Native Americans of North America
Eastern Woodlands: hunting fishing & farming
Southeast: Wooden fencing around villages for protection
Southwest: farmed crops-bean, corn and cotton. 1500s Apache & Navajo
………..
Early Modern European

7. EXAMPLE Pre-Columbian America Early Modern European 9/15/2015
Ch. 1: Creating A Nation (Beginnings to 1877) Lesson 1: Origin of the American Nation
Pre-Columbian America
15,000 to 30,000 years ago 1st people in America
N.A. Crops  permeant settlement  complex societies: trade, gov., arts, science & language
Early Civilizations
Olmec: Central & Southern Mexico
Maya & Aztec: Mesoamerica – temples, pyramids, trade
Hohokam & Anasazi: Irrigation system growing crops
Hopewell: geometric earthworks  Ceremonial Center, observatories & burial places
Mississippian People: Built City Cahokia largest in early America.
Native Americans of North America
Eastern Woodlands: hunting fishing & farming
Southeast: Wooden fencing around villages for protection
Southwest: farmed crops-bean, corn and cotton. 1500s Apache & Navajo
………..
Early Modern European