The Atlantic World 1492-1800 Chapter Four Assignment: Complete chart on Cortes and Pizarro
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- 2. Assignment: Complete the chart received in class on European Exploration in “The Americas” A2/W14 Date: 12-5-07
- Competing Claims In North America Questions
- 4. Assignment: The Atlantic Slave Trade A4/W15 Date:12-10-07 The Atlantic Slave Trade (Section 3)
- Spain and Portugal lead the way
- 5. Assignment: A Forced Journey A5/W15 Date: 12-11-07
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1. Assignment: Complete chart on Cortes and Pizarro Read textbook chapter four, section one to help you create your chart on Cortes and Pizarro A1/W14 Date: 12-3-07 2. Assignment: Complete the chart received in class on European Exploration in “The Americas” A2/W14 Date: 12-5-07 3. Assignment: Answer the following question on Chapter four, section two, “ Competing Claims in North America” A 3/W14 Date: 12-6-07 Competing Claims In North America Questions 1. Why was the English settlement in North America named Jamestown? 2. Why did the puritans leave England? 3. In what way did the colonies at Jamestown and Massachusetts differ? 4. What was New York once called? 5. What European country became the dominant European power in North America? 6. Why were the Dutch and French able to coexist in relative peace with the natives? 7. Why did the issue of land and religion cause such strife between the Native Americans and the English settlers? 8. Why did the French and the British go to war in the colonies? 9. Why was the war given the name the French-Indian? 4. Assignment: The Atlantic Slave Trade A4/W15 Date:12-10-07 The Atlantic Slave Trade (Section 3) The Evolution of African Slavery Main Point (P1):_______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ Slavery in Africa: 1. Main Idea (P1):_________________________________________________________ 2. What caused Slavery to expand in Africa? Who were traded as slaves:? ______________________________________________________________________ What role did religion play in slavery?_________________________________________ 4. What rights did the slaves have in a) Muslim Society: b)African Society
b)______________________________________________________________________ The Desire for Africans: Main Idea (P1):__________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ Who looked towards Africa for slaves?__________________ Why did they look towards Africa? a. d c. d. Spain and Portugal lead the way Main Idea (Section):_______________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Slavery Spread throughout the Americas Slaves worked on: a.____________ b._____________ c._____________________ Where did the slaves work?__________________________________________ Who became the dominate slave traders? _______________ Where did they sent the slaves to work?___________________________________ 5. Assignment: A Forced Journey A5/W15 Date: 12-11-07 Define: The Triangular Trade: ______________________ Create a labeled diagram illustrating the Atlantic Slave Trade and the commodities exchanged between the different countries. Define: The Middle Passage: Create a labeled diagram illustrating the Middle Passage Directory: ourpages -> auto -> 2007 auto -> A message from Mr. Dryden auto -> Major works data sheet auto -> U. S. Steel Corporation, Elbert H. Gary Gary was corporate lawyer who became the U. S. Steel Corporation president in 1898. U. S. Steel was the leading steel producer at the time auto -> Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question auto -> Historical periods to memorize auto -> Geography handbook auto -> It rose out of the tropical Pacific in late 1997, bearing more energy than a million Hiroshima bombs auto -> Extended learning modules language Arts/Reading 2007 -> Name: Active Voice 2007 -> Rusrusru russia ssiasiasia Download 24.62 Kb. Share with your friends:
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