Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Friday, September 19, 2014
American Revolution Materials
Colonial Exploitation--A Matter of Perception
Road to The American Revolution powerpoint - key events and questions
Road to The American Revolution powerpoint - key events and questions
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Massacre at Mystic
Video Clips -Massacre at Mystic - Part 1 / Pequot War Part 2
Document Reading: Onandogas and Cayugas
Document Reading: Onandogas and Cayugas
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Colonial Slavery
Lecture - Slavery in America
Three Documents: comparing attitudes about slavery, which contain the perspective of a slave trader (Barbot), a ship's surgeon aboard a slave ship (Falconbridge), a former slave (Equiano).
Three Documents: comparing attitudes about slavery, which contain the perspective of a slave trader (Barbot), a ship's surgeon aboard a slave ship (Falconbridge), a former slave (Equiano).
What caused the Salem crisis of 1692?
Salem Witch Trial
National Geographic's site on the Salem Witch Trials
Directions:
Read and analyze the documents from your groups, review the textbook, examine the websites above. Respond to BOTH questions below. Read and respond to TWO other classmate's postings - agree and ADD additional evidence or disagree and pose additional contrary evidence.
Discuss the following questions, citing evidence as you make your argument.
1) Were some of the "afflicted" girls merely adolescents having fun at the expense of their elders?
2) What, if any, is the connection between the conflicts among New England and the New England's Indian Wars (King Philips War 1676) and the "second Indian War" of 1692?
National Geographic's site on the Salem Witch Trials
Directions:
Read and analyze the documents from your groups, review the textbook, examine the websites above. Respond to BOTH questions below. Read and respond to TWO other classmate's postings - agree and ADD additional evidence or disagree and pose additional contrary evidence.
Discuss the following questions, citing evidence as you make your argument.
1) Were some of the "afflicted" girls merely adolescents having fun at the expense of their elders?
2) What, if any, is the connection between the conflicts among New England and the New England's Indian Wars (King Philips War 1676) and the "second Indian War" of 1692?
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