PPT-Colonization Assignment (write on assignment page in your ISN)

Page 8 Exploration NotesMap Page 10 Columbian Exchange Page 12 Jamestown Advanced Assignment write on assignment page in your ISN Page 8 Exploration NotesMap Page 10 Columbian Exchange Menu Project Rubric . W. rite down your Focus, Essential Question, Objective, and Homework from the board. Once. Draw the two charts located on the WHITE BOARD into your notebook. Be sure to leave space for notes. Title the page “American Colonization” . Chapter 1 Section 3. English Colonization of North America: Background. No English Colonization before the late 1500s. Late 1400s civil . war. Early 1500s Protestant Reformation (Henry VIII). Late 1500’s major issues over—ready to go. A Study in . Initial . Prospective Extraterrestrial Habitation. Voyager 1. captures an image of Terra from the edge of our solar system – about 3.7million miles from Earth. Motivations and Rationale for Space Colonization According to Freeman Dyson and J. Richard . the Chesapeake 1600-1700 . European Colonization. Learning Objectives. Analyze primary source documents to understand how Europeans perceived Native Americans . Explain how differences in imperial goals, cultures, and the North American environments led Europeans to develop diverse patterns of colonization. By. Marshall Murphy. mdaddy@uga.edu. What is Galactic Colonization?. Galactic colonization is the concept that humans, or any intelligence, can spread their individuals throughout the universe by establishing “colonies” in outer space and on various celestial bodies. . D. Heirtzler et al, UNH/SSC IBEX SWTM August 2015. 1. D. Heirtzler. , A. Galli, K. Fairchild, H. Kucharek, T. Leonard, . E. Möbius, M.Quinn, N. Schwadron. 2015 IBEX-Lo Overview. Everything You Need To Know About European Colonization To Succeed In APUSH. Periods 1 and 2. Much of these periods focus on European exploration and their impact on the Americas. This is a GREAT potential short answer/essay topic. Outline of Chapter 3. U214A . English in the World . Textbook. Recap of Chapter 2 (Standardization). As we saw in Chapter 2, English became a national language. . Attitudes towards its standardization and the necessity for it . European Colonization. Causes & Motivations. Causes. Motivations. Early Explorers. Columbus, Vespucci, . Drake, Magellan . Growing European . Populations. Improved navigation. Techniques/Technology. the Chesapeake 1600-1700 . European Colonization. Learning Objectives. Analyze primary source documents to understand how Europeans perceived Native Americans . Explain how differences in imperial goals, cultures, and the North American environments led Europeans to develop diverse patterns of colonization. . The Missouri Compromise (1820). A James Monroe Museum. Virtual Exhibit. Image Credit: Robert K. Griffin “The Liberian Senate,” Library of Congress. Introduction. The United States had debated slavery since its founding. However, tensions over the issue were growing by the time of Monroe’s presidency. . What is planetary colonization?. The act of settling on a . celestial. body other than planet earth.. Planet Korhal. From Starcraft 2. 2013.. How is it portrayed in science fiction?. Shows vast and expansive worlds.. What is an . Interactive Student Notebook (ISN)?. Personalized textbook. Working Portfolio. Study Guide. Reflection Tool. Assessment Tool. Collection of learning . strategies. Why use an . Interactive Student Notebook?. 2009 Comp essay. Racial and ethnic constructs. North and Latin America and. Caribbean:. https://. secure-media.collegeboard.org/apc/ap09_world_history_q3.pdf. I. The Spanish Caribbean. A. The indigenous Tainos or Arawaks .