One player from each team will come to the front of the room and grab a white board
Each team will also have a whiteboard at their group
Once a question is chosen, each player writes down their answer on their board. This is different from the TV as it is NOT a speed game of who can answer first
While they are writing, each team will quietly discuss and write their on their own whiteboard
Players then show their boards and points are awarded
If the player was correct, their teams gets the points
If they are incorrect, the team shows their answer. If this is correct they get HALF the amount
There are TWO Daily Doubles on the Board
Slavery in the Colonies
Cooperation & Conflict
Daily Life in the Colonies
The French and Indian War
New England, Middle, & Southern Colonies
Compare and contrast slavery in the Northern Colonies versus the Southern Colonies.
In the North, some worked in shops, helped artisans, inns, homes of wealthy residents. In the South, they worked on the plantations (large farms) with the crops. They outnumbered colonists.
ANSWER
Describe the role of American Indians in the French and Indian War.
ANSWER
Answer may vary
Who were the three main groups of people that traded through the Triangular Trade Routes?
ANSWER
English colonists, England, and Africa
Describe the idea of Mercantilism.
A system that believed a country should export more goods than it imports. It was practiced by England when trading with the colonies.
ANSWER
What is the difference between a proprietary colony and a royal colony?
Proprietary=land owned by an individual/person. Royal=Owned by a king/queen
ANSWER
Which goods were sent from England to the English colonies?
Tools, tea, clothing, and other manufactured goods
ANSWER
Why did European countries build forts in North America?
ANSWER
To protect their claim on the land
Where did American Indian groups live in relation to the colonies?
ANSWER
Throughout the same general regions
What can you conclude about religion in the colonies?
Some groups were more accepting than others.
ANSWER
REVEAL
What was the Great Awakening and how did it affect colonists’ views on religion?
An era that spread religious feelings in the 1730s through preachers; people began questioning church authority; people were encouraged to develop their own connection to God
ANSWER
What was daily life like in the colonies? What did a typical day look like for women and children?
ANSWER
Answers may vary.
The Proclaimation of 1763 was an effect to what?
The end of the French and Indian War; King George III wanted to avoid another war because war was very expensive.
ANSWER
What were the three regions of the 13 colonies?
New England, Middle (mid-Atlantic), and Southern Colonies
ANSWER
Europeans had better __________, which helped them win conflicts.
ANSWER
Weapons
REVEAL
Describe King Philip's War.
ANSWER
Answers may vary
What was the House of Burgesses and how was it an example of self-government and democratic ideas in the colonies.
ANSWER
The House of Burgesses was the first elected representative government assembly in British colonial America, established in Virginia in 1619.
After the French and Indian War, which country won and controlled most of the land in North America?
ANSWER
Britain
Where did Enslaved Africans live, the Southern colonies?
They lived in slave quarters, or shacks, that were very small.
ANSWER
What is one example of how enslaved people resisted slavery?
Ex: Using songs to communicate secretly, Worked slowly, read and write, stole food, uprisings/rebellions, tried to run away.a
ANSWER
What were the 3 Powhatan Wars and why/how were they started?
3 Wars between the colonist and the Tsenacommacah people. Colonists like John Smith assumed Native Americans would become Christians and citizens of England and accept colonists settling into their lands.
ANSWER
Number these events from earliest to latest, then concisely define them in 1-2 sentences. - French and Indian War First Powhatan War - King Philip's War - Pequot War
First Powhatan War, Pequot War, King Philip's War, and then the French and Indian War
ANSWER
Which crops were important in the Southern Colonies and increased the demand for enslaved labor?
ANSWER
Rice and tobacco
What was the Middle Passage?
A long and horrible trip on a ship that took weeks. It transported enslaved Africans. Conditions were so horrible that many did not survive the passage.
ANSWER
What was the initial relationships between the colonists and Native Americans like? Why did they change?
Helpful but conflicting views on land boundaries and ownership created tension and eventually led to war.
ANSWER
How did geography influence the economies of the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies?
Ex: Geography influenced the economies of the colonial regions by affecting what people could produce. In the Southern Colonies, fertile soil and long growing seasons allowed people to grow cash crops like tobacco and rice. In New England, rocky soil and cold weather led people to focus on fishing, shipbuilding, and trade, while the Middle Colonies did a mix of both.
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CLASSROOM EDITION
DIRECTIONS
Slavery in the Colonies
Cooperation & Conflict
Daily Life in the Colonies
The French and Indian War
New England, Middle, & Southern Colonies
Compare and contrast slavery in the Northern Colonies versus the Southern Colonies.
In the North, some worked in shops, helped artisans, inns, homes of wealthy residents. In the South, they worked on the plantations (large farms) with the crops. They outnumbered colonists.
ANSWER
Describe the role of American Indians in the French and Indian War.
ANSWER
Answer may vary
Who were the three main groups of people that traded through the Triangular Trade Routes?
ANSWER
English colonists, England, and Africa
Describe the idea of Mercantilism.
A system that believed a country should export more goods than it imports. It was practiced by England when trading with the colonies.
ANSWER
What is the difference between a proprietary colony and a royal colony?
Proprietary=land owned by an individual/person. Royal=Owned by a king/queen
ANSWER
Which goods were sent from England to the English colonies?
Tools, tea, clothing, and other manufactured goods
ANSWER
Why did European countries build forts in North America?
ANSWER
To protect their claim on the land
Where did American Indian groups live in relation to the colonies?
ANSWER
Throughout the same general regions
What can you conclude about religion in the colonies?
Some groups were more accepting than others.
ANSWER
REVEAL
What was the Great Awakening and how did it affect colonists’ views on religion?
An era that spread religious feelings in the 1730s through preachers; people began questioning church authority; people were encouraged to develop their own connection to God
ANSWER
What was daily life like in the colonies? What did a typical day look like for women and children?
ANSWER
Answers may vary.
The Proclaimation of 1763 was an effect to what?
The end of the French and Indian War; King George III wanted to avoid another war because war was very expensive.
ANSWER
What were the three regions of the 13 colonies?
New England, Middle (mid-Atlantic), and Southern Colonies
ANSWER
Europeans had better __________, which helped them win conflicts.
ANSWER
Weapons
REVEAL
Describe King Philip's War.
ANSWER
Answers may vary
What was the House of Burgesses and how was it an example of self-government and democratic ideas in the colonies.
ANSWER
The House of Burgesses was the first elected representative government assembly in British colonial America, established in Virginia in 1619.
After the French and Indian War, which country won and controlled most of the land in North America?
ANSWER
Britain
Where did Enslaved Africans live, the Southern colonies?
They lived in slave quarters, or shacks, that were very small.
ANSWER
What is one example of how enslaved people resisted slavery?
Ex: Using songs to communicate secretly, Worked slowly, read and write, stole food, uprisings/rebellions, tried to run away.a
ANSWER
What were the 3 Powhatan Wars and why/how were they started?
3 Wars between the colonist and the Tsenacommacah people. Colonists like John Smith assumed Native Americans would become Christians and citizens of England and accept colonists settling into their lands.
ANSWER
Number these events from earliest to latest, then concisely define them in 1-2 sentences. - French and Indian War First Powhatan War - King Philip's War - Pequot War
First Powhatan War, Pequot War, King Philip's War, and then the French and Indian War
ANSWER
Which crops were important in the Southern Colonies and increased the demand for enslaved labor?
ANSWER
Rice and tobacco
What was the Middle Passage?
A long and horrible trip on a ship that took weeks. It transported enslaved Africans. Conditions were so horrible that many did not survive the passage.
ANSWER
What was the initial relationships between the colonists and Native Americans like? Why did they change?
Helpful but conflicting views on land boundaries and ownership created tension and eventually led to war.
ANSWER
How did geography influence the economies of the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies?
Ex: Geography influenced the economies of the colonial regions by affecting what people could produce. In the Southern Colonies, fertile soil and long growing seasons allowed people to grow cash crops like tobacco and rice. In New England, rocky soil and cold weather led people to focus on fishing, shipbuilding, and trade, while the Middle Colonies did a mix of both.
ANSWER