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Exploring Colonial Government: Important People & Events

Dive into the pivotal figures and key events of colonial government in an interactive history lesson. Reflect on significant milestones like the Magna Carta and England's Glorious Revolution. Discover the roles of Parliament, Royal Governors, and more in shaping early governance. Gain insights on the Zenger Trial and shared power dynamics in the colonies. Prep for a comprehensive test review on the 13 Colonies.

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Exploring Colonial Government: Important People & Events

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  1. Tuesday, Oct. 1 1. Get out your History Spiral put your binder on the floor 2.Update your Table of Contents if you did not yesterday Date Title Entry # 9/25 Triangular Trade map 24 9/25 Great Awakening/Enlightenment notes 25 9/26 Roots of Representative Gov’t notes 26 10/1 Important People of Colonial Government 27 10/1 13 Colonies test review 28 3. Turn to entry #27 and title it Important People of Colonial Government. Set up Cornell

  2. Roots of Representative Governmentpages 125-129 in blue book • The Rights of Englishmen (Magna Carta) • Parliament and Colonial (Parliament, House of Burgesses, General Assemblies, Government William Penn, Royal governors) III. A Royal Governor’s Rule (charter, Edmund Andros) IV. England’s Glorious Revolution (Glorious Revolution, English Bill of Rights) V. Shared Power in the Colonies (explain the chart on p. 128, salutary neglect) VI. The Zenger Trial (freedom of the press, John Peter Zinger, Andrew Hamilton ) 4 Questions and a summary

  3. FAST Tutorials • Retake test – get out a sheet of paper and answer the 5 questions in complete sentences • Test Review • Make-up work

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