Tasks:
- Review answers from Friday multiple choice questions, Wampanoag's Grievances.
- Introduce final section of Period 2 (1607 - 1754) unit of study: How did political, economic, and cultural changes within the Atlantic World impact the development of the colonies?
- Final part of this unit focuses on 18th century America.
- Prior to this, topics have included (areas to review for test)
- Development of Chesapeake and New England colonial regions
- Native American relations
- Define Atlantic World.
- Use this map as a visual to understand the Atlantic World as a phrase used by historians referring to increasing and quickening pace of contact between Europe, Americas and Africa.
- Explain Britain's 18th Century Imperial Policy using timeline of events.
- Identify the ways in which Parliament sought to control colonies.
- Identify ways in which Parliament granted colonies greater autonomy.
- What do these developments reflect about Britain's attitude toward its colonies?
- Britain's imperial policy granted autonomy or controlled colonial economics?
- Britain's imperial policy granted autonomy or controlled colonial politics?
Reminders:
- Test corrections due Wednesday 9/9.
- Extra credit: Use this link to access the guest speaker reflection document. The extra credit will be due Friday September 18.
- Unit Two test Monday 9/14.
