Mrs. P Loves History (and AVID)
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        • Black Death
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British Colonies & American Revolution

Oct.  6 -NHD - Topic and ROUGH draft of thesis 
Oct.  9 - Quiz Colonies & Causes of Revolution
Oct. 23 - Community Service Hours Log & Reflection Q1
Oct. 24 - Test 1st Quarter Final
Oct. 26 - NHD Secondary Sources research due
Colonies Web Resources:
This is my collection of sites for the Colonial Period. If you find one I should add, please share it with me!
  • The London Company
  • Jamestown Timeline of Events
  • Plimoth Plantation
  • John Winthrop and the Puritans of Massachusetts Bay Colony
  • Information about each of the 13 colonies
  • 13 Colonies
  • 13 Colonies Scavenger Hunt
  • Who is YOUR Founding Father. Mine is Thomas Jefferson.
  • Student Video - Indentured Servants
Essential Question(s): 
1. Why did so many Jamestown colonists die? 
2. Why were British colonies established along the eastern seaboard and how did they develop?
3. When is it necessary for citizens to rebel against their government?
4. What principles of government are expressed in the Declaration of Independence?
​5. How was the Continental army able to win the war for independence from Great Britain?

HSS Standard: 8.1 
Students understand the major events preceding the founding of the nation and relate their significance to the development of American constitutional democracy


American Revolution Web Resources:
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  • Meet Mrs. Piguillem
  • World History Resources
    • 1st Semester >
      • Rome & Christendom 300-1200 CE
      • Europe After Fall of Rome >
        • Feudalism: Europe
        • Later Middle Ages
        • Black Death
      • SW Asia: Arabia & Islam
      • West African Empires
      • SOUTH ASIA: Gupta Empire, Hinduism, Buddhism
    • 2nd Semester >
      • East Asia >
        • China & Confucianism
        • Japan & Shintoism
        • Samurai Society
      • Civilizations of the Americas >
        • The Maya
        • The Aztec
        • The Inca
      • Renewal In Europe: The Impact of Ideas >
        • Renaissance
        • Reformation
        • Scientific Revolution
      • The Early Modern World >
        • The Age of Exploration
        • Enlightenment
    • World Religions & Cultural Beliefs >
      • Ancient African Beliefs
      • Buddhism
      • Christianity
      • Chinese Traditional Beliefs
      • Greek & Roman Mythology
      • Hinduism
      • Islam
      • Judaism
      • Mayan Beliefs
      • NeoConfucianism
      • Shinto (Japan)
      • Sikhism
      • Taoism
      • Viking Beliefs
  • AVID
  • Research Resources
    • Geography
    • Historical Thinking Skills
    • Links to Sources