COLONIAL REGIONS WEBQUEST INTRODUCT ION TASK PROCESS WEBSITES CONCLUSI ON.

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COLONIAL REGIONS WEBQUEST INTRODUCT ION TASK PROCESS WEBSITES CONCLUSI ON

INTRODUCTION “Come see what the thirteen colonies has to offer you!” Colonial America was a time in history that provided many new and exciting opportunities for the Europeans. People were hearing about America and were taking risks to come and settle in these new colonies. This land was divided into three colonial regions: New England Colonies Middle Colonies Southern Colonies People settled in these regions and specific colonies for a variety of reasons including different job opportunities, climate and geography, and freedom of region. HOME

TASK You are a retired explorer who has made several voyages to the American colonies. Because of your experience, your expertise is needed immediately! Several ships are preparing to set sail next year to take people from England to America. However, these people are still unsure of where to settle in the 13 colonies. They are hiring you and your exploration team to return to the colonies, thoroughly research each region, and report what you find. HOME

PROCESS 1.Research each region using the selected websites and your social studies book.websites 2.Use the “Colonial Regions” organizer to record and organize your findings.organizer 3.After you are done researching each region, you and 3 other group members will be assigned to one colony. You will create a billboard that will persuade others to settle in your colony. HOME

RESEARCH ORGANIZER HOME

WEBSITES New England Colonies: Middle Colonies: Southern Colonies: Other Helpful Websites: HOME

CONCLUS ION After completing this WebQuest, students will be knowledgeable about the similarities and differences of the New England, Middle, and Southern regions of the 13 colonies. They will discover the reasons why colonists chose particular areas to settle such as available jobs, religion, climate, natural resources, and government. By comparing and contrasting the three different colonial regions, students will have gained a better understanding of the positive and negative aspects of each region. HOME