1. Reminders: Unit: English Colonization Focus Activity:  Happy Friday!
MYP Unit Question: How does where we live affect how we live?
Focus Question: How can I get 100 on Wednesday’s test?
Friday, November 2nd, 2018
 Happy Friday!
Reminders:
Extra credit, corrections, missing work: due 11/8!!
Focus Activity:
Take out study guides!
Homework:
STUDY- TEST WEDNESDAY! Extra help Monday and Wednesday mornings at 7:15

2. What do I need to study for Wednesday’s test?
Roanoke Colony
Jamestown
The Southern Colonies
Middle Passage/Triangular Trade
The Middle Colonies
Plymouth Colony
The New England Colonies

3. The Early Settlements Roanoke Jamestown (Virginia)
Plymouth (Massachusetts)
Founded
1587 by English gentlemen
1607 by English gentlemen
1620 by Pilgrims (Separatists)
Reason for colony
Wealth
Religious Freedom
Early Problems
Ran out of supplies
English gentlemen did not know the land; disease; rough early winter; problems with natives
Harsh winter; rocky soil that Pilgrims were unfamiliar with
Government?
John White = Governor
Representative Government = House of Burgesses
Representative Government set up by the Mayflower Compact
Did it succeed?
No- John White returned to find Roanoke deserted
Yes- With help from Native Americans (Pocahontas/Powhatan) and crops like tobacco
Yes- With help from Native Americans (Squanto)

4. 5 Name: ________________ New England Colonies
Came for religious freedom (Pilgrims, Puritans)
Manufacturing, fishing, whaling- “Colonial Workshop”
Rocky soil, colder temperatures, towns 5
NE/S
NE/M
Involved in the Triangular Trade
NE/S/M
Some worked on the water, in forests
Representative Government
Middle
Colonies
Southern
Colonies
Needed to learn how to adapt to their environment (unit question)
Warmer climate, flat land for farming
Breadbasket colonies- wheat, rye, grain
All traded goods
Indentured servants
Colonial greenhouse- tobacco, indigo, rice
Religious and cultural tolerance
Farming
Plantations were spread out
Dutch influence (New Netherland)
S/M