An American Citizenship Course in United States History volume 01
An American Citizenship Course in United States History volume 01
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Their modes of travel and transportation ?
Suggestions for the Teacher The points of difference between the people in one group of colonies and those in another should be carefully noted. In this way some interesting facts will be learned in connection with the intimate relations existing between history and geography.
Modes of travel and communication should be carefully studied because they had a large influence upon the life of the people.
Questions and Problems for the Pupil Explain why mos...t people in Virginia lived on plantations, while most people in Massachusetts lived in towns and villages. What kind of schools did boys and girls attend in New England? In what kind of churches did the New England people worship ? Where do you think you would have en joyed life more, in Massachusetts or Virginia? Why?
8. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT How the colonies were governed; republican, proprietary, and royal colonies; the Albany Convention; Franklin s plan of union.
82 AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP COURSE Suggestions for the Teacher Although it is easy to make these topics too diffi cult for grammar-school children, yet it is worth while for them to get clear ideas of how the colonies managed their political affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their modes of travel and transportation ?
Suggestions for the Teacher The points of difference between the people in one group of colonies and those in another should be carefully noted. In this way some interesting facts will be learned in connection with the intimate relations existing between history and geography.
Modes of travel and communication should be carefully studied because they had a large influence upon the life of the people.
Questions and Problems for the Pupil Explain why mos...t people in Virginia lived on plantations, while most people in Massachusetts lived in towns and villages. What kind of schools did boys and girls attend in New England? In what kind of churches did the New England people worship ? Where do you think you would have en joyed life more, in Massachusetts or Virginia? Why?
8. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT How the colonies were governed; republican, proprietary, and royal colonies; the Albany Convention; Franklin s plan of union.
82 AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP COURSE Suggestions for the Teacher Although it is easy to make these topics too diffi cult for grammar-school children, yet it is worth while for them to get clear ideas of how the colonies managed their political affairs.
What to read after An American Citizenship Course in United States History volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American School Citizenship League to read onlineMoreLess
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