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Tuesday, Oct. 1

Tuesday, Oct. 1. 1. Get out your History Spiral put your binder on the floor 2. Update your Table of Contents Date Title Entry # 9/24 Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade notes 22 9/24 Roots to Representative Government notes 23 9/30 Warm-Up’s Sept. 30 to Oct. 4 24

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Tuesday, Oct. 1

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  1. Tuesday, Oct. 1 1. Get out your History Spiral put your binder on the floor 2. Update your Table of Contents Date Title Entry # 9/24 Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade notes 22 9/24 Roots to Representative Government notes 23 9/30 Warm-Up’s Sept. 30 to Oct. 4 24 9/30 Influential People to Colonial Gov’t 25 10/1 Great Awakening notes 26 10/1 13 Colonies Test Review 27 3. Get out your worksheet (Great Awakening) from yesterday.

  2. The First Great Awakening

  3. Page #’s for Test Review Blue Book • 72 • 77 • 79 • they all played a role in the development of representative government in the colonies • 76 • 86 • 78 • they all played a role in the development of representative government in the colonies • 86 (map) – • 86 (map) • 77 – • 55 – • notes entry #20 Cartoon notes • 79 • Notes entry #20 Cartoon notes • Notes entry # 24 Foldable • Notes #20 Cartoon notes • Notes #20 Cartoon notes • Notes #18 • Glossary • Glossary • 61 • 88 , 79, 85

  4. Page #’s for Test Review Blue Book • 72 – 1st elected representative assembly in Virginia • 77 – Pilgrims agreed to self-government and majority rule • 79– Gov’t is based on the rights of individual citizens (1st written Constitution in the colonies) • they all played a role in the development of representative government in the colonies • 76 – came to the colonies to worship God in their own way • 86 - came to the colonies to worship God in their own way but extended religious freedom • 78- came to the colonies to worship God in their own way • they all played a role in the development of representative government in the colonies • 86 (map) – it stopped colonist from going any further west • 86 (map) – Virginia; southern colonies • 77 – Mayflower Compact written • 55 – a water route through North America to Asia • notes entry #20 Cartoon notes – Religion, Trade • 79 – founded Rhode Island • Notes entry #20 Cartoon notes – indigo in SC • Notes entry # 24 Foldable – life, liberty, and property; gov’t are formed to protect these rights • Notes #20 Cartoon notes – long growing season • Notes #20 Cartoon notes – • Notes #18 - everyone got to participate; New England colonies • Glossary – a document guaranteeing basic political rights in England (trial by jury) • Glossary – document to respect the rights of English citizens and of Parliament, including the right to free elections • 61 • 88 , 79, 85(Georgia = debtors colony; Maryland= haven for Catholics; Penn = Haven for Quakers; Rhode Island = separation of church and state)

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