1. The New England Colonies (pg 79-85)
Chapter 5 Section 2
The New England Colonies (pg 79-85)

2. Review previous lessons 10:15 Go to 1st Electives
DNA: Page 12 of IANb
Look at the paintings on page 80 and 83. Describe how the clothing of Separatists and Puritans differed.
Review DNA
Review previous lessons
10:15 Go to 1st Electives
November 12, 2009
HWK: Core 1 complete the RSG 5.1
Core 2-4 Identify some of the reasons why the New England colonies were settled.

3. Review previous lessons
DNA: Page 12 of IANb
Look at the paintings on page 80 and 83. Describe how the clothing of Separatists and Puritans differed.
Review DNA
Review previous lessons
November 12, 2009
HWK: Identify some of the reasons why the New England colonies were settled.

4. Table of Contents 2 1 My Personal Page 2 3 4 Left Side Instructions 5
Right Side Instructions 6
Nov Do Now Activities 7
Chapter 5
Vocabulary Words 8
Nov 4-5, Homework 9
Notes 10
Ch 5 Sect 1 Vocab 11
Ch 5 Sect 1 Notes 12
Nov 9-13 DNAs 13
Ch 5 Sect 1 Notes continued 14
Nov 9-13 HWk 15
Chapter 5 Section 2 Notes 16
Chapter 5 Sect 2 Vocabulary 17
Chapter 5 Sect 2 Notes cont’d 2

5. Chapter 5 Section 2 The New England Colonies15
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Chapter 5 Section 2 The New England Colonies
Objectives:
Show how Puritans and Separatists differed and describe the journey of the Mayflower.
Examine how Native Americans helped the Pilgrims survive
Describe the Massachusetts Bay Colony and analyze the founding of Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire
Describe New England trade.
Identify why the Puritan way of life ended.

6. Setting the Stage Objective
King James granted a charter to the Virginia Company of London. (joint- stock company)
Goals:
Build a colony
Make profits by using selling gold and resources
Find trade route to Asia
Discover fate of Roanoke’s lost colony
Recruited colonists
Desired riches/adventure

7. Historical Spotlight Eastward Hoe!
Propaganda
Made people believe gold, rubies, and diamonds were plentiful.
Get rich quick
John Smith found colonists focused on finding gold and nothing else.

8. Main ideas of “Jamestown is Settled”
Who settled Jamestown?
144 left England– 39 died. How many made it to James town?
How did the settlers decide where to live?
Grassy meadows, strawberries, deer, beaver, game.
Protected by land on 3 sides.
Easy access for supplies, not so easy to be spotted by Spanish.

9. What troubles did the colonist face?
Settlement built on a swamp
Mosquitoes
Contaminated water
Do the math; How many of the original settlers died? Remember, some died on the way. How many originally left?
Starvation
Searched for gold; didn’t tend to the wheat
Skilled laborers, (perfumers, goldsmiths, jewelers)
didn’t know how to farm, hunt, or fish
Troubles with Native Americans

10. Who were some of the Jamestown leaders?
Captain John Smith
Forced colonists to work planting crops and build
Establish friendly relations with Natives
Returned to London
Lord De La Warr
Ordered colonists to return to Jamestown
Established Must farm or be imprisoned/killed rule
John Rolfe
Married Pocahontas the daughter of Powhatan
Temporary peace

11. Why was tobacco a successful commodity?
Walter Raleigh’s expedition brought it back to England
John Rolfe produced a milder form of the West Indies tobacco
People grew it everywhere including the streets.

12. The new colonists included…
apprentices (100 boys and girls)
Became skilled at a trade
indentured servants
Given 50 acres of land

13. What was significant about 1619?
First Africans arrive
Traded for food and supplies.
Helped make Jamestown self-sufficient
90 women sent to Jamestown by the Virginia Company.
Helped the moral and population
Virginia Company allowed election of leaders
11 settlements x 2 men (aka burgesses) elected
Modeled after the English Parliament

14. What was the effect of Jamestown’s success?
Encouraged other settlers to come to North America.