1. The Roots of American Sectionalism
Learning Target
I can explain why America was
Divided into regions from the
Early colonial period.

2. Vocab words (Let’s Review)
Indentured servant
Indigenous
Sovereign
Demographic
Puritan

3. Indentured servant, indigenous, sovereign, Puritan, demographic
During cartoons, commercials show toys because advertisers are focused on a young _______.

4. Indentured servant, indigenous, sovereign, Puritan, demographic
Can’t wait til this seven years is up!

5. Indentured servant, indigenous, sovereign, Puritan, demographic
If I lived in the 1600s, I would probably be a __________ because I don’t like having fun.

6. Indentured servant, indigenous, sovereign, Puritan, demographic
America became a _________ nation with the Declaration of Independence.
They got they own crib, they got they own car…

7. Indentured servant, indigenous, sovereign, Puritan, demographic
This agave plant is ___________ to Mexico.

8. Key Terms/Events Push Factors Pull Factors Southern Colonies
Jamestown Colony
New England Colonies
Plymouth Colony

9. What are push and pull factors?
notes
What are push and pull factors?
Push factors: things that encourage people to leave a place behind.
Pull factors: things that encourage people to move to a new place.

10. notes
1st Colonies 8/23
Push Factors Wars Lack of opportunity Crop failure Political/Social oppression Natural disasters Low wages Unemployment

11. 1st Colonies 8/23 notes Pull Factors Opportunity -Better jobs
-Better education
Family
Freedom (Social, Economic, Political)
Political stability

12. Jamestown: America’s first permanent settlement
1607

14. WHAT WAS it LIKE at Jamestown…
Quietly read the passage…
Use the reading to fill out THE FRONT of your sheet…
COMPLETE SENTENCES!!!
13 minutes

15. Video Clip: 9 minutes (min 1-9) HEADS OFF DESKS!!!
As you watch, think about push/pull factors

16. 1st Colonies 8/14 Tobacco makes the colony a success notes
Jamestown (1607): First successful settlement in North America
Founded to make $$$
“Starving Time” first 3 years… didn’t go well
Tobacco makes the colony a success

18. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Why did people in Jamestown decide to grow tobacco?
Do you think there were more men or women at Jamestown? Why?
Who do you think was in charge in Jamestown once it became successful? Why that person?

19. The English weren’t Godly enough! I’ve never laughed in my life.
notes
1st Colonies
Plymouth Colony: 1620 (Massachusetts)
PURITANS = strict Christian religion
Came to avoid persecution in England (NOT to create a land of religious freedom!!!)
The English weren’t Godly enough!
I’ve never laughed in my life.
Mountain Dew is a sin!

20. Massachusetts is here!!!

21. 1st Colonies
Plymouth Colony:
“Mayflower Compact” – agreement to make decisions based on MAJORITY RULE

22. notes
1st Colonies
Plymouth Colony - Many settlers died from harsh conditions - Friendly Native Americans saved them… first ‘Thanksgiving’ (1621)
Thank you for saving us from starvation.
Remember this when you begin to desire our land.

23. We will show the world how a city SHOULD be!
1st Colonies
notes
Massachusetts Bay Colony: 1630 More Puritans!!! Leader John Winthrop: “We will be the city on the hill”… an example of good MORAL living
We will show the world how a city SHOULD be!

24. Geography New England: Southern: Rocky soil, short growing season
Resources: trees, sea
Settlements developed along rivers
Southern:
Rich soil, long growing season
Many rivers and forests

25. Economics Southern: New England: Fishing, whaling, trading
Over time manufacturing became important
Southern:
Known for large plantations
Main crops—rice, tobacco, and indigo
Dependent on slave labor

26. Culture New England: Southern:
Education was important—many towns had schools
Puritan religion was important in daily life and politics
Towns were organized similarly
Strict moral code
Southern:
Fewer towns and schools
Children of wealthy planters were tutored
Religion wasn’t as important

27. Vocab words Indentured servant Indigenous Sovereign Demographic
Puritan

28. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
I am ___________ to America, not you.

29. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
Praise the Lord!!!

30. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
A day dedicated to the fact that the US is a ________ nation.

31. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
Fortunately for the Puritans at Plymouth, some of the _______ people were kind and helpful.

32. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
How many more years until I’m free???

33. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
Because of the hard work required, this ___________ wasn’t well represented at Jamestown.

34. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
For a few years, the state of Texas was actually a _________ nation.

35. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
You should be reading your BIBLE, not doing the shizz!!!!

36. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
Two more years…

37. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
These plants are ________ to the Southeastern US.

38. Indentured servant, Indigenous, sovereign, demographic, Puritan
Young males are the primary ___________ found at tailgating events.