U.S. History Curriculum and Lesson Plans: UNIT 2 (1607-1754)
This is a downloadable PDF of ALL the materials in Unit 2 of my Foundations of U.S. History online course.
All content is ORIGINAL and only available within these resources.
This download includes:
5 sets of video lecture notes and answer keys for the following videos:
“Jamestown”
“Puritans”
“Colonial Rebels”
“1676”
“American Slavery”
5 activities with answer keys (when applicable):
Fact Checking Disney’s Pocahontas
DBQ Activity: Evaluating Religious Freedom in the Colonies
Evaluating the Salem Witch Trials
DBQ Activity: Change & Conflict in the Colonial Era
Biography: Who was Benjamin Lay?
1 unit overview with summary, main idea, and key questions:
“Introduction to Unit 2: 1607-1754”
3 quizzes with answer keys:
Module 3 Quiz: Comparing Colonies
Module 4 Quiz: Colonial Conflict
Module 5 Quiz: Colonial Slavery
1 project:
Unit 2 Project: Build Your Own Early American Colony
1 test:
Unit 2 Exam (14 stimulus-based multiple choice with explanations; 3 short answer prompts with sample responses)
This purchase is intended for ONE person and is not to be shared beyond your own students/classroom.
(Teachers: You do NOT need to purchase a license each year depending on your class size. Once you purchase this resource it is yours forever as long as you do not share it with other teachers. They should purchase their own to use with their students. Thanks so much for supporting my work, expertise, and original material. - Emily)
This is a downloadable PDF of ALL the materials in Unit 2 of my Foundations of U.S. History online course.
All content is ORIGINAL and only available within these resources.
This download includes:
5 sets of video lecture notes and answer keys for the following videos:
“Jamestown”
“Puritans”
“Colonial Rebels”
“1676”
“American Slavery”
5 activities with answer keys (when applicable):
Fact Checking Disney’s Pocahontas
DBQ Activity: Evaluating Religious Freedom in the Colonies
Evaluating the Salem Witch Trials
DBQ Activity: Change & Conflict in the Colonial Era
Biography: Who was Benjamin Lay?
1 unit overview with summary, main idea, and key questions:
“Introduction to Unit 2: 1607-1754”
3 quizzes with answer keys:
Module 3 Quiz: Comparing Colonies
Module 4 Quiz: Colonial Conflict
Module 5 Quiz: Colonial Slavery
1 project:
Unit 2 Project: Build Your Own Early American Colony
1 test:
Unit 2 Exam (14 stimulus-based multiple choice with explanations; 3 short answer prompts with sample responses)
This purchase is intended for ONE person and is not to be shared beyond your own students/classroom.
(Teachers: You do NOT need to purchase a license each year depending on your class size. Once you purchase this resource it is yours forever as long as you do not share it with other teachers. They should purchase their own to use with their students. Thanks so much for supporting my work, expertise, and original material. - Emily)
This is a downloadable PDF of ALL the materials in Unit 2 of my Foundations of U.S. History online course.
All content is ORIGINAL and only available within these resources.
This download includes:
5 sets of video lecture notes and answer keys for the following videos:
“Jamestown”
“Puritans”
“Colonial Rebels”
“1676”
“American Slavery”
5 activities with answer keys (when applicable):
Fact Checking Disney’s Pocahontas
DBQ Activity: Evaluating Religious Freedom in the Colonies
Evaluating the Salem Witch Trials
DBQ Activity: Change & Conflict in the Colonial Era
Biography: Who was Benjamin Lay?
1 unit overview with summary, main idea, and key questions:
“Introduction to Unit 2: 1607-1754”
3 quizzes with answer keys:
Module 3 Quiz: Comparing Colonies
Module 4 Quiz: Colonial Conflict
Module 5 Quiz: Colonial Slavery
1 project:
Unit 2 Project: Build Your Own Early American Colony
1 test:
Unit 2 Exam (14 stimulus-based multiple choice with explanations; 3 short answer prompts with sample responses)
This purchase is intended for ONE person and is not to be shared beyond your own students/classroom.
(Teachers: You do NOT need to purchase a license each year depending on your class size. Once you purchase this resource it is yours forever as long as you do not share it with other teachers. They should purchase their own to use with their students. Thanks so much for supporting my work, expertise, and original material. - Emily)
