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Social Studies Reading Comprehension Bell-Ringers

Social Studies Reading Comprehension Bell-Ringers. Which answer BEST completes the diagram? A. Alexander Fleming Discovers penicillin B. Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh paints Starry Night C. Columbus explores the Americas D. Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin. Answer. C.

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Crops grown mainly to be sold for profits __________

Crops grown mainly to be sold for profits __________. Crops grown mainly to be sold for profits cash crops. The ___________ limited who the colonists could trade with. The Navigation Acts limited who the colonists could trade with. Maryland was formed for this religious group ____________.

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Chapter 4

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LAW DAY 2005

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New England: Commerce and Religion

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Political Life in the Colonies

Political Life in the Colonies. Main Idea British mercantilist policies and political issues helped shape the development of the American colonies. Reading Focus What is mercantilism? How did the Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights affect political developments in the colonies?

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The British empire

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The New England Colonies

The New England Colonies. The Pilgrims of Plymouth. 1620 arrive in Massachusetts 102 Separatists from England, Purest of the Puritans, led by William Bradford Wanted religious freedom (worship god in their own way) Wanted economic opportunity. The Mayflower Compact.

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Civil War in the Colonies

Civil War in the Colonies. 1763-1781. End of Benign Neglect. British government deep in debt after the Seven Years War Parliament votes to increase taxation Burden spread to British colonies Colonies had been taxed previously Indirect taxation (tariffs)

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Chapter 4 Section 1

Chapter 4 Section 1. New England: Commerce and Religion. 1. What is the backcountry? 2. Which colonial region was most populated (had the most people)? . Far western edges of the colonies New England.

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Imperial and Local Origins of the American Revolution

Imperial and Local Origins of the American Revolution. Events, Ideas, Turning Points, 1689-1776. Imperial Origins. Mercantilism Self Government Imperial Rivalries . Mercantilism. Imperial Self Sufficiency Closed Economic System Codified and Enforced through Navigation Acts.

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The Commercial North

The Commercial North. Diversity, Urban Life, and Ideals in the Northern Society. Northern Prosperity. The Northern colonies began to prosper more than their mother colony between 1650 and 1750. How did this begin to undermine the ideals of mercantilism?.

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What period of art is this?

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The American Revolution and Its Impact

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The Southern Colonies

The Southern Colonies. 1601-1700. The Southern Colonies. English Explorations Motives John Cabot Roanoke. The Southern Colonies. Chesapeake Society Jamestown The Virginia Company Settlement. The Southern Colonies. Jamestown Challenges Relations with Indians Direct English rule.

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Mercantilism

Mercantilism. The Economy of the Colonies. Objectives. Today we will be able to identify the main components of the global economic system of the 17 th and 18 th centuries to get a better understanding into the relationship between England and its North American colonies. Mercantilism.

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British Taxation Acts

British Taxation Acts. Fill out your chart as we go through the following Acts! . The Navigation Acts. Proclamation of 1763. Sugar Act (1764). Currency Act (1764). Stamp Act (1765). Quartering Act (1765). Declaratory Act (1766). Townshend Acts (1767). Intolerable Acts (1774).

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The Darien design and the context of Scottish imperialism

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Chapter 2 The Constitution

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