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Dividing the past into Eras

Dividing the past into Eras. Warm-up. You will be given a sheet of blank white paper. You will fold a name tent on your desk. (follow the instructions) On the tent write your first name. Make sure to write it large enough to see from across the class room. . Journal Set Up.

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Dividing the past into Eras

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  1. Dividing the past into Eras

  2. Warm-up • You will be given a sheet of blank white paper. • You will fold a name tent on your desk. (follow the instructions) • On the tent write your first name. Make sure to write it large enough to see from across the class room.

  3. Journal Set Up • Turn to the Natural Texas and Its People tab in your composition book. Turn to the first 2 blank pages. • Number the left page #1. Number the right Page #2 • On the left hand side of the page title it “Historians Dividing the Past” • Title the right page “Eras of Texas”

  4. Definitions • On the left hand side (page 1) write the following definitions: • Historian – an expert in or student of history • Era– a fixed point in time from which a series of years is reckoned • Chronology - the arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence.

  5. Era Flashcards • You have the Texas Era Flash Cards in the basket on your desk. • With your group members, look at the pictures and titles on each flashcard. Using context clues (pictures and titles) place the flashcards in chronological order. • What era of Texas history came first? What era of Texas History came second? And so on….. • Be ready to share out why you put the cards in a particular order.

  6. Texas History Eras • Natural Texas and its People • Age of Contact • Spanish Colonial • Mexican National • Revolution and Republic • Early Statehood • Texas in the Civil War and Reconstruction • Cotton, Cattle, and Railroads • Age of Oil • Texas in the Great Depression and World War II • Civil Rights and Conservatism • Contemporary Texas

  7. Write the following Texas History Eras on the left page. • Natural Texas and its People • Age of Contact • Spanish Colonial • Mexican National • Revolution and Republic • Early Statehood • Texas in the Civil War and Reconstruction • Cotton, Cattle, and Railroads • Age of Oil • Texas in the Great Depression and World War II • Civil Rights and Conservatism • Contemporary Texas

  8. On the right side of the page answer the following questions in complete sentences. Write the questions. • Why is it important to have a chronological order of events? • Why do historians divide the past into eras? • By looking at the flashcards, what era looks the most interesting to you and why?

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