1. Tuesday, November 1
Silent Do Now- do you think it is important to keep religion and government separate? In other words, if you were to create your own country, would you have an official religion that was enforced by the state? Why or why not?

2. Objectives
You will be able to describe how the Pilgrims and Puritans founded Massachusetts.
You will be able to describe the common economic, political and social activities of the New England colonies.

3. Agenda Do Now Homework Marzano Boxes: Puritans and Separatists
Lecture: The New England Colonies
Summarizer: Inside-Outside Circle

4. Homework
Create a map for a fictional New England colonial town. Make sure to complete all parts of the assignment!
If you haven’t already done so, put the following in your manila folder:
Page 57 questions 1 and 2
Page 59 question 2
Your Middle Colonies map

5. Puritan
A person who wanted to fix, or purify, the Church of England by getting rid of many of the Church’s traditions.

6. Describe and illustrate “Puritan”!

7. Separatist
A person who wanted to leave the Church of England because he/she believed the Church of England did not follow the true messages of God.

8. Describe and illustrate Separatist!

9. The New England Colonies: God, Girls, and Grandparents
Massachusetts: Puritans and Pilgrims Pursue Perfection in America A. B. C.
Common Characteristics D.

10. I. Massachusetts: Puritans and Pilgrims Pursue Perfection in America
Pilgrims Sign the Mayflower Compact at Plymouth

11. B. Puritans Try to Create a “City Upon a Hill”

12. C. Rhode Island and Connecticut Push Back

13. Check for Understanding
Remember Our Objective: You will be able to describe how the Pilgrims and Puritans founded Massachusetts.
Can you describe how the Pilgrims and Puritans founded (or established) Massachusetts?
Your Answer Must Include:
Mayflower Compact
City Upon A Hill
Roger Williams

14. II. Common Characteristics
Economy: Rocky Soil Leads to Stores, Ship-Building and Sea Trade

15. B. Religion: “Priesthood of All Believers” vs. Ministers Know Best

16. C. Politics: Town Meetings Reflect Religion and Democracy

17. D. Society: Long Lives and Literacy

18. Summarizer
Count off by 2s:

19. Summarizer: Inside-Outside Circle
Letter off: A-B-A-B
As—take 2 steps forward, turn, and face a partner.
Ask your question of your partner.
Switch Roles.
Switch Cards.
As—Turn to Your Left, Walk 2 spaces and Face Your New Partner.