Objective 1.01 Assess the impact of geography on the settlement and developing economy of the Carolina colony.

1. Objective 1.01 Assess the impact of geography on the settlement and developing economy of the Carolina colony. Chapter 1 Section 1

2. Do Now Activity Read Johnny Tremain and use the reading strategies summarizing and predicting. (10 minutes)

3. Section Objectives Describe the geography of the Coastal Plain Explain the barrier islands and the unique geography of the Outer Banks Identify the Piedmont, the Fall Line, and the Appalachian Mountains

4. Objective 1.01 Students will be able to assess the impact of geography on the settlement and developing economy of the Carolina colony. AIMS Review Do Now Activity How will using these strategies help in reading the textbook? Hand out chart; pass glue to glue in IANb. Read pages 4, 7-10 in NC textbook take notes Take notes on Page 9 of Interactive Notebook Review

5. Three Regions of North Carolina Coastal Plain barrier islands Outer Banks Piedmont Mountain Additional Vocabulary Words

6. Coastal Plain broad flat region in North Carolina that stretches 100 to 150 miles inland from the Atlantic Ocean inner coastal plain outer coastal plain Tidewater University of North Carolina Wilmington Jacksonville

7. Barrier Islands islands that make up the Outer Banks Long, narrow deposits of sand separated by water from the mainland North Middle South

8. Can you guess

9. Middle

10. South

11. Piedmont hilly area between the Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Mountain. Separated from the Coastal Plain by the fall line. Duke NC State Chapel Hill

12. Mountain Western most part of North Carolina Made up of the Appalachian Mountains which extends from Newfoundland, Canada to Central Alabama (2,000 miles) **Mount Mitchell in North Carolina is highest mountain east of the Mississippi ** NC is thought to have the oldest mountains in the world. Appalachian State University Western University

13. Graveyard of the Atlantic Ships were wrecked due to: shallow waters shifting sandbars strong currents violent storms Most famous is Black Beard�s

14. Vocabulary Words topography geographic region Outer Banks primary source Coastal Plain Tidewater Piedmont fall line topography � the physical terrain geographic region � large area of land with a common set of features Outer Banks � long chain of sandbars and barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina primary source � first hand account Coastal Plain � broad, flat region in North Carolina that stretches 100 to 150 miles inland from the Atlantic Ocean Tidewater � low-lying eastern part of North Carolina�s Coastal Plain Piedmont � hilly region between the Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Mountains fall line � divides the Piedmont from the Coastal Plaintopography � the physical terrain geographic region � large area of land with a common set of features Outer Banks � long chain of sandbars and barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina primary source � first hand account Coastal Plain � broad, flat region in North Carolina that stretches 100 to 150 miles inland from the Atlantic Ocean Tidewater � low-lying eastern part of North Carolina�s Coastal Plain Piedmont � hilly region between the Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Mountains fall line � divides the Piedmont from the Coastal Plain

15. Additional Vocabulary topography - physical terrain primary source � first hand account fall line � separates the Piedmont from the Coastal Plain.

16. Assessment Name the three land regions that make up North Carolina. Why do you get a better overview of NC by traveling east to west rather than north to south. How did the coast of North Carolina earn the nickname �Graveyard of the Atlantic.� (a) What region gets its name from the Appalachian Mountains? (b) What areas make up this region? In which of North Carolina�s land region would you prefer to live? Explain.