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Wednesday, Oct Get out your spiral and put your binder on the floor 2. Update Table of Contents DateTitleEntry # 10/4Colonial Culture Activity30 10/4Culture Subject/Fact graphic organizer 31 10/9Great Awakening/Enlightenment notes32 10/9 Ben Franklin Movie33 3.Get out a separate sheet of paper and number to 5 4.You need to get a grey textbook at the front of the room in the “little” bookcase. 5.Turn to page 82 and answer questions #5 to 8

Ben Franklin Use pages 95 to 112 to fill in the chart Childhood/FamilyJobsInventions PoliticsOther Interesting FactsRandom Facts franklin-full-episode

Roots of Representative Government #34 1.Set up entry #34 Cornell Style 2.Read pages 125 to Put the following definitions in chronological order on the left side of your notes (leave space to take notes) 4.Check with me before you take your notes (to see if you are right!!) 5.Describe what each word means and how it affected the colonists 6.Illustrate each word and COLOR Glorious Revolution, John Peter Zenger Trial, Magna Carta, salutary neglect, Parliament, English Bill of Rights

Roots of Representative Government 34 I.Magna Carta II. Parliament III. English Bill of Rights IV. Glorious Revolution V. Salutary neglect VI. John Peter Zinger Trial 4 Questions and a summary