Explain the chronological sequence of British acts intended to increase imperial control over the colonies and the colonists’ reaction to those attempts. Describe the influence of philosophical principles on the American Revolution. Explain the reason for discontent among backcountry colonists and the manifestations of that discontent. Explain the position of American Indian tribes in the French and Indian War and assess why they took that position. Part IV: Concept Questions (25 points for each Unit)—due September 7, 2017 To review the unit and prepare for the unit test, answer the following questions. Unit 1: Themes Concept Questions Culture and Society Explain intergroup relationships between Europeans, Africans and Native Americans. America in the Explain how exchange of commodities influenced the origin and development of World British North American colonies. Geography and Explain how the introduction of plants, technology, and animals altered the Environment environment of North American and its impact on American Indians. Discuss how the environment lead to distinct regional groups prior to and after European contact. Migration and Identify patterns of movement of American Indians prior to and after European Settlement contact. Analyze the impact of migration, disease, and warfare on the American Indian population. Identity N/A Politics and Power N/A Economics—Work, Identify the products and consequences of the Columbian Exchange. Exchange, and Technology Unit 2: Themes Concept Questions Culture and Analyze the reasons for regional differences in ideas, beliefs, and culture. Society Explain how the ideas, beliefs, and cultures of colonists influenced the development of regional differences. America in the Explain how the growth of the colonial economy created both continuity World and change in relationships among the nations of the Atlantic World. Geography and N/A Environment Migration and Identify the impact of free and forced migration on the development of Settlement regional cultural, economic, and social systems. Identity Explain how the escalating conflict between Great Britain and the colonists led to a redefining of American identity. Politics and Analyze the reasons for and the consequences of the struggle for political Power power between the colonists and Great Britain. Explain how disagreements over trade and taxation led to increased Exchange, conflict between the colonists and Great Britain. and Technology
Explain the chronological sequence of British acts intended to increase imperial control over the colonies and the colonists’ reaction to those attempts. Describe the influence of philosophical principles on the American Revolution. Explain the reason for discontent among backcountry colonists and the manifestations of that discontent. Explain the position of American Indian tribes in the French and Indian War and assess why they took that position. Part IV: Concept Questions (25 points for each Unit)—due September 7, 2017 To review the unit and prepare for the unit test, answer the following questions. Unit 1: Themes Concept Questions Culture and Society Explain intergroup relationships between Europeans, Africans and Native Americans. America in the World Explain how exchange of commodities influenced the origin and development of British North American colonies. Geography and Environment Explain how the introduction of plants, technology, and animals altered the environment of North American and its impact on American Indians. Discuss how the environment lead to distinct regional groups prior to and after European contact. Migration and Settlement Identify patterns of movement of American Indians prior to and after European contact. Analyze the impact of migration, disease, and warfare on the American Indian population. Identity N/A Politics and Power N/A Economics—Work, Exchange, and Technology Identify the products and consequences of the Columbian Exchange. Unit 2: Themes Concept Questions Culture and Society Analyze the reasons for regional differences in ideas, beliefs, and culture. Explain how the ideas, beliefs, and cultures of colonists influenced the development of regional differences. America in the World Explain how the growth of the colonial economy created both continuity and change in relationships among the nations of the Atlantic World. Geography and Environment N/A Migration and Settlement Identify the impact of free and forced migration on the development of regional cultural, economic, and social systems. Identity Explain how the escalating conflict between Great Britain and the colonists led to a redefining of American identity. Politics and Power Analyze the reasons for and the consequences of the struggle for political power between the colonists and Great Britain. Exchange, and Technology Explain how disagreements over trade and taxation led to increased conflict between the colonists and Great Britain.