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Day 1: Establishing the Colonial Identity 

Unit Plan

COMPELLING QUESTION

To what extent did geography shape the economic and social development of the 13 colonies?

CAN DO...

  • I can analyze the regional differences between the New England, Middle and Southern colonies.

  • I can describe the impact of mercantilism on colonial growth.  

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BELL RINGER

Look at the provided map of North America in 1750.  Identify three major features that acted as boundaries for English settlement.  

Mini-Lesson

Build essential background knowledge and learn the key concepts needed for today’s work.

Historical Investigation

Ask questions, analyze evidence, and develop conclusions like a historian.

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Assignment / DBQ / LEQ

Apply your historical knowledge and skills through an assignment, DBQ, LEQ, or written response.

Reading & Sources

Examine texts, images, maps, data, and other evidence to understand the past.

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Discussion & Collaboration

Share ideas, consider different perspectives, and support your thinking with evidence.

Review & Assessment

Check your understanding, strengthen important skills, and prepare for or complete an assessment.

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Exit Ticket

Write a CEA paragraph arguing which regional economy was most dependant on enslaved labor by 1750.  

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