1. Interactive Notebooks
U.S. History
September 10 & 11, 2015

2. Colonial Growth Objective: Essential Question:
To prepare our notebooks for Unit 1 Notes & to learn about current events.
Essential Question:
How has this event shaped the U.S. and the world?
Standard: Students will compare lifestyles in the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies according to race, class, and gender by utilizing one of the big 11 social studies skills.

3. Announcements: Collect Homework
Turn in Jigsaw & Poster.
Grading policy changes:
Grading is based on percentages and every assignment is not worth 100 points, rather a substantial amount per activity given the questions allotted.
Academic procedures.

4. Warm-Up: Bellringer Question
How do you think colonists lived in the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies?
5 minutes.

5. Interactive Notebooks: Setup – 30 Minutes
You will obtain 4 sheets of paper with the notes for Unit 1.
These will be cut out and glued into your notebooks.
During those lessons, information will be copied down from the power-point into the foldables.

6. CNN Student News
Follow the “4 Basic Questions” class-set handout and answer them as you watch the video.
Discussion to follow:
How do you think the U.S. has changed from this event?

8. 9/11 Reading

9. Homework: Acknowledgement of Course Expectations. Closure:
Due September 25, 2015.
50 points
Closure:
How has the United States AND the world changed from this event?
How might it affect you?

10. Population of Massachusetts Colony, Selected Years
Which one of the following is the reason for the trend shown in the table?
A. Immigration from Europe
B. Improved healthcare
C. Fewer wars and conflicts
D. Migration from Canada
Population of Massachusetts Colony, Selected Years
Year
Population
1630
506
1650
14,037
1670
30,000
1690
49,504
1710
62,390
1730
114,116

11. Assignment: Chapter 3 Personal Dictionary
Chapter 2. Write down the vocabulary word / Key Terms.
Find the definition of the word in the textbook where the word is highlighted in the text.
Write Key Term
Definition of Key Term
Drawing of key term

12. Chapter 2 Personal Dictionary
Colony
Mission
Privateer
Charter
Joint- Stock Company
Royal Colony
Indentured Servant
Bacon’s Rebellion
New England Colonies
Puritan
Persecute
Pilgrim
Mayflower Compact
Great Migration
Religion Tolerance
Salem Witch Trials
Middle Colonies
Diversity
Proprietary Colony
Quaker
Southern Colony

13. Homework: Acknowledgement of Course Expectations.
Due September 25, 2015.
50 points
Chapter 2 Personal Dictionary
Due September 14 / 15, 2014.
21 points.
Participation Grade