Standard 8.1.2: Compare the motives, activities, and accomplishments of the exploration of South Carolina and North America by the Spanish, French, and
English.
Guiding Question: Why do people move?
Proficient
Advanced
Where did the French settle?
Question 1
Why do people move?
What push and pull factors
caused the French to move to
the New World?
What were the push and pull
factors?
What French culture still remains in
these 3 places?
What was the relationship between the French
and the Native Americans like?
God, Glory, or Gold?
Explain your answer.
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Why?
Where did the Spanish settle?
Question 2
Why do people move?
What push and pull factors
caused the Spanish to move
to the New World?
Exemplary
What were the push and pull
factors?
What Spanish culture still remains in
this area?
What were encomiendas?
God, Glory, or Gold?
Explain your answer.
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What was the relationship between the Spanish
and the Native Americans like?
What was most like an encomienda
in Colonial South Carolina?
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Why?
Question 3
Why do people move?
What push and pull factors
caused the English to move to
the New World?
How are you affected by early French
attempts to settle in the New World?
How are you affected by early
Spanish attempts to settle in the New
World?
Where did the English settle?
What were the push and pull
factors?
What English culture still remains in
Charleston?
What was the relationship between the English
and the Native Americans like?
God, Glory, or Gold?
Explain your answer.
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Why?
How are you affected by English
attempts to settle in the New World?
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Question 4
Why do people move?
What happened to the Native
Americans after the
Europeans arrived in the New
World?
Find evidence that the relationship
between Native Americans and
Europeans was positive.
Find evidence that the relationship
between Native Americans and
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Europeans was negative.
What did Native Americans think about land
ownership?
Is there proof that the Native
American population declined
because of diseases?
What did the English think about land
ownership?
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Question 5
What do the following
settlements have in common?
San Miguel de Gualdape
Charlesfort
San Felipe
Question 6
What was the first permanent
English settlement in South
Carolina?
Question 7
In your opinion, which of the
three countries treated the
Native Americans worst?
France
Spain
England
Where were these settlements?
(create a visual)
What happened to these settlements?
Why?
Who settled there?
(Specific people and “groups”)
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What was the name of it and where
was it located?
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Where did the settlement move to?
Why?
What was it called after it moved?
What types of people lived there?
How did these people make money?
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Who was Hernan de Soto?
Describe the relationship between
the Spanish and the Native
Americans.
Describe the relationship between the French
and the Native Americas.
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Describe the relationship between the English
and the Native Americans.
Why?
Sourcing
Why do you think the English were
successful when the Spanish and
French were not?
What was De Soto’s reputation as a
conquistador?
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What is a conquistador?
How did De Soto get this reputation?
Citations were given for SOME
pictures and information.
Citations were given for MOST pictures and
information.
Citations were given for ALL pictures
and information.
Wikipedia and/or Google Images was
used for the project.
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All sources were credible.
All sources were credible.
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Standard 8.1.3: Summarize the history of the English settlement in New England, the mid-Atlantic region, and the South, with an emphasis on South Carolina as
an example of a distinctly southern colony.
Guiding Question: If you were a colonial settler, where would you go?
Question 1
The first permanent English
settlement in the New World
was at Jamestown (1607).
What would life have been
like as a Jamestown settler?
Question 2
Why did people move to the
Northern colonies?
FYI: Northern Colonies are
also called “New England.”
Question 3
Why did people move to the
Middle Colonies?
Proficient
What crop saved their lives? How?
Why did their lives need “saving?”
Advanced
What was the headright system and why was it
used/created?
What colonial job would you have
liked to do?
What is the difference between a slave and an
indentured servant?
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What colonies were considered
“northern colonies?”
(provide a visual or a list)
Why were the New England colonies
founded?
Question 4
Why did people move to the
Southern Colonies?
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The “Pilgrims” or “Separatists” landed at
Plymouth Rock and signed the “Mayflower
Compact.” What was the Mayflower Compact
and why was it considered “a bedrock of
American democracy?”
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What groups of people settled in the
New England colonies?
What colonies were considered
“middle colonies?”
(provide a visual or a list)
The Quakers settled in the Middle
Colonies. Who were the Quakers and
what did they believe?
Exemplary
Why did settlers at Jamestown quit
using indentured servants and switch
to slaves?
Why did New England colonies
establish schools?
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How did the New England colonies make
money?
Why are the Middle Colonies considered the
“breadbasket” of the colonies?
What happened to people who did
not share the same religion as the
Quakers?
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What makes Southern Colonies so different from
the others?
Hint: How did Southern Colonies make money?
What tools were needed to do this?
What groups of people settled in the
southern colonies?
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What happened to people who did
not share the same religion as the
Pilgrims/Separatists?
Were the Northern Colonies
homogenous or heterogeneous?
Who is William Penn and how did he
become a proprietor?
How did the Middle Colonies make money?
What other groups of people settled
in the Middle Colonies?
What colonies were considered
“southern colonies?”
(provide a visual or a list)
What was the House of Burgesses
[1619] and why was it important?
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What happened to people who did
not share the same religion as the
Baptists?
Question 5
How is South Carolina a
“distinctly southern” colony?
What is a proprietary colony and
how did the 8 Lord’s Proprietors end
up owning South Carolina?
John Locke wrote the Fundamental
Constitutions of Carolina. Who is John Locke?
The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina was
a law that was never officially put into effect. It
ended up being more of a brochure or
advertisement to attract settlers. What did it say
that attracted settlers?
The proprietors charged a quitrent.
What is a quitrent and why did the
Lord’s Proprietors do this?
Question 6
What kinds of people were attracted
to South Carolina by the
Fundamental Constitutions of
Carolina?
What made the Barbadians perfect
for settling in South Carolina?
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Did the people of South Carolina +
have any say in the government or
was government completely
How did people make money in South Carolina?
controlled by the Lord’s Proprietors? (What crop was the most profitable cash crop at
this time?)
The very first South Carolina settlers
came from Barbados. Why?
What did the Barbadians bring with them to
South Carolina?
What major event in US History will
Which colonies were the most homogenous?
happen because of sectionalism?
Which were most heterogeneous?
What is sectionalism?
Hint: 1860 - 1865
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Barbados was a colony that belonged
to _____________ and it was located
______________ and the people
there were already experts at
_____________ing a new land.
Ms. Bryant has tons of USC posters in
her room, and Ms. Ayala has Clemson
posters. Is this an example of
Sectionalism?
Citations were given for SOME
pictures and information.
Citations were given for MOST pictures and
information.
Give an example of sectionalism
today.
Citations were given for ALL pictures
and information.
Wikipedia and/or Google Images was
used for the project.
70…………………………….79
All sources were credible.
All sources were credible.
80……………………………..89
90…………………………..100