st 2016 Get your spiralsfolders a penpencil and take out your bellwork sheet QUIZ TOMORROW FRIDAY September 2nd Bellwork What do you think Did early English colonies want to convert natives If not what did they want to do ID: 555737
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Thursday September 1st 2016
Get your spirals/folders, a pen/pencil, and take out your
bellwork
sheet.
QUIZ TOMORROW, FRIDAY September 2nd!!!!!!
Bellwork
: What do you think?
Did early English
colonies want to convert natives? If not, what did they want to do?Slide2
Jamestown -1607Slide3
Settlement
First permanent English colony
Started for
ECONOMIC
reasons
Joint-stock Company
merchants pool money to pay for colonies in hopes of making a profitVirginia Company of London – financed JamestownSlide4
Early Hardships
Location
Swampy: stagnate water polluted with human filth
Mosquitos thrive in marshy area
Unskilled workers
Colonists spent time looking for gold
No planting, building, or leadershipStarving time (1609-10)80% of colony diesSlide5
Fresh/Salt Water MapSlide6
Jamestown Jane
Watch Video Here!!!Slide7
John Smith
First Leader
“If you don’t work, you don’t eat”
Colony prospered for the first time
"Any mouth that quibbles with my
authority will soon preach obedience
from the top of a pike." Slide8
Pocahontas
Daughter of Chief Powhatan
Created peace between
settlers and Indians
Married John RolfeSlide9
John Rolfe
Learned how to grow tobacco
Made Jamestown financially
successful
Married PocahontasSlide10
Tobacco
Need for two things: land and laborers
Virginia is ideal climate – becomes 1
st
“cash crop”
Indentured Servants
unskilled workers who exchanged their labor for passage to the colony
Africans arrive in Jamestown in 1619Slide11
Tuesday September 6th 2016
Get your spirals/folders, take out your
bellwork
sheet, and a pen/pencil. Bellwork
: What do you think?
What kind of relationship did the Jamestown Colony have with the Native Americans? Why do you think that? Slide12
IMPORTANT DATE: Friday September 9th
!!!!
All grades due this Friday September 9
th for PROGRESS REPORTS!!
Bellwork
due Friday September 9
th!!! Notebook/folder check on Friday September 9th for a Quiz grade!!Must have all notes and handouts.Yes, I will take off points for incomplete notes so get them down.I will post a material checklist on my website. Slide13
Landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620
Fled
religious persecution
in England
Pilgrims
(separatists)Slide14
Pilgrims (separatists)
Suffered from disease, lack of shelter, and cold
not as bad as Jamestown
William Bradford
: leader of the Pilgrims
Squanto
: kept peace
with Wampanoag
Indians; taught Pilgrims to hunt and farmSlide15
Signed by the men of the Mayflower (Pilgrims)
Agreed to establish
self-government
Leaders have the power to enact laws for the
good of the colony
.
Mayflower CompactSlide16
Now take out your textbook from under your desk.
Read p. 114 to p. 116.
Stop after section “Native American Help.”
Write the words and definitions for DISSENT and PERSECUTE in your notes. Write (at least) a two sentence summary over each section in your notes too. When you finish pick up a graphic organizer and start working on that.