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Your name Ms. Cook U.S. History Period Decorated and sealed

Table of Contents Page: Activity 1 Class Information Sheet 2 U.S. Map 3 Inner Voice-Columbus 4 European Exploration and Settlement Questions 5 Early English Settlements 6 Early English Settlement- Jamestown 7 House of Burgesses 8 Plymouth/Pilgrims 9 Mayflower Compact 10 Vocabulary 11 Vocabulary 12 Jamestown vs. Plymouth Colonies Tree Map Colonies Map/Life in Colonies Notes New England Colonies Middle Colonies Southern Colonies 21 Mastering the TEKS 22 Life in the Colonies Class Information Sheet 1

23 Inner Voice- Columbus U. S. Map

45 European Exploration and Settlement Early English Settlements

76 Early English Settlement-Jamestown House of Burgesses

89 Plymouth/PilgrimsMayflower Compact

1011 Vocabulary

1213 Jamestown vs. Plymouth13 Colonies Tree Map

Colonies Map/Life in Colonies New England Colonies

1617 New England ColoniesMiddle Colonies

1819 Middle Colonies Southern Colonies

2021 Southern ColoniesMastering the TEKS

2223 Life in the Colonies

Table of Contents: Page: Activity 2 ND Six Week Table of Contents: Page: Activity 1 Colonial Gov’t, Religion, & Culture 2 Triangular Trade Route 3 Albany Plan of the Union 4 Government Tree 5 French and Indian War 6 Chapter 5 Vocabulary 7 Causes of the American Revolution 8 Causes of the American Revolution 9 Events leading to the AR 10 Moving Towards Independence 11 Causes of the AR Study Guide 12 Thomas Paine “The Crisis” 13 Grievances/ Ch. 6 Vocabulary 14 Patriot/Loyalist Circle Maps 15 Strengths and Weaknesses 16 American Revolution Foldable 17 American Revolution Study Guide

12 Colonial Gov’t, Religion, and CultureTriangular Trade Route

34 Government TreeAlbany Plan of the Union

French and Indian War 56 Vocabulary

Causes of the American Revolution 87

Events leading to the AR 109 Moving Towards Independence

Causes of the AR Study Guide 11 Thomas Paine “The Crisis” 12

Grievances/Ch. 6 Vocabulary 1314 Patriot/Loyalist Circle Map

Strengths and WeaknessesAmerican Revolution Foldable 1516

1 American Revolution Study Guide 17 3 rd Six Week Table of Contents Page: Activity 1 Articles of Confederation Notes

AlamoGoliad Massacre Strategic RetreatRunaway Scrape San Jacinto Bubble Map 32

54 Republic of Texas Map Chapter 12 Vocabulary

Republic of TX Timeline Houston vs. Lamar Double Bubble 67

8 Houston vs. Lamar Notes Chapter 12.3 and 4 Notes 9

5 th Six Weeks Table of Contents 1 Germans in Texas 2 Slavery in Texas 3 Unites States in Civil War Vocabulary 5 Civil War Vocabulary 6 Civil War Vocabulary 7 Civil War Comparison Chart 8 Civil War Notes Part 1 9 Civil War Notes Part 2 1 Germans in Texas

32 Slavery in Texas United States Map 1850

54 Civil War Vocabulary

76 Civil War Comparison Chart

98 Civil War Notes Part 1 Civil War Notes Part 2

1 6 th Six Weeks Table of Contents 1.Reconstruction Acrostic 2.Reconstruction Vocabulary 3.Ch 17 and 18 Vocabulary Quilt 4.Ch 17 and 18 Vocabulary Quilt 5.Chapter 17 Notes 6.Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek 7.If I was a Plains Indian I would… 8.Cattle Kingdom Notes 9.Cattle Kingdom Notes 10. We The People Notes Branches of Government Reconstruction Acrostic

32 Reconstruction Vocabulary Ch 17 and 18 Vocabulary Quilt

54 Ch 17 Notes

76 Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek If I was a Plains Indian I would….

98 Cattle Kingdom Notes