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The General History of Virginia

The General History of Virginia . By: John Smith Publication date: 1624. The Pocahontas Controversy. Bellwork : Based on the article do you think Disney should have changed the story of Pocahontas, why or why not? Explain. The real Pocahontas. S he really looked like this:.

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The General History of Virginia

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  1. The General History of Virginia By: John Smith Publication date: 1624

  2. The Pocahontas Controversy Bellwork: Based on the article do you think Disney should have changed the story of Pocahontas, why or why not? Explain.

  3. The real Pocahontas She really looked like this: We think she looks like this:

  4. The real John Smith We think he looks like this: But your book has this photo:

  5. The real John Rolfe We think he looks like this and is John Smith’s friend: He looked like this and he is not mentioned in the account: The General History of Virginia

  6. Complete LINCs Definitions pg. 71:(copy the definitions, finish for HOMEWORK due Friday) Narrative Account – firsthand accounts by people who lived through significant historic events pilfer – steal palisades – large, pointed stakes set in the ground to form a fence used for defense conceits – strange or fanciful ideas mollified – soothed; calmed peril – danger loath – reluctant; unwilling sundry – various; different recompense – reward; repayment

  7. Read pg. 72 – 77 and answer the following Margin Questions: • pg. 72 – Critical Viewing • pg. 73 – Reading Check • pg. 74 – Critical Viewing and Literary Analysis • pg. 75 – Reading Strategy, Literary Analysis, and Reading Check • pg. 76 – Literary Analysis

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