SOCIAL STUDIES GRADE FIVE

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SOCIAL STUDIESGRADE FIVE ENGLISH COLONIES
Similarities and Differences
Why Leave the Home Country?
With England
Forced
Economy
The English Colonies
Between the colonies
Politics
Geography
Government
The Middle Colonies
Daily Life
Founders
Government
The New England Colonies
Daily Life
The Southern Colonies
Government
Current States
Geography
Daily Life
Founders
Founders
Economy
Founders
Current States
Geography
Current States
Founders
Content Vocabulary Economy
governor tolerant
slave trade
market Government Puritan
self-government frontier
triangular trade Colony
Pilgrim
charter plantation
assembly Mayflower Compact
freedom of religion indentured servant
supply and demand legislation

• Essential Understandings/Learning Goals
• Europeans had different motives for exploration
  and colonization.
• Geographical differences in the eastern coastline
  of the United States led to differences in the
  development of the New England, Middle, and
  Southern Colonies.
• Cultural differences between the Dutch, English,
  and French settlers led to differences in the
  development of the New England, Middle, and
  Southern Colonies.
• Family and community life differed in various
  regions of colonial North America.
• Native American societies changed as a result of
  the expanding European settlements.