Indentured Servants Mr Fisher Indentured Servants ThinkPairShare Think

Indentured Servants Mr. Fisher

Indentured Servants Think-Pair-Share Think: Why would you think that two colonies from Europe may have conflicts with one another in the New World? Pair: Share your thoughts with your shoulder partner. Share: Share your ideas with the class.

Do Now: Notice/Wonder • What you notice about this photo. What do you wonder?

Essential Question • What happens when cultures collide?

What happens when cultures collide? • Please open your Colonies packet and turn to the page titled “Indentured Servitude”. ”

If you were considering becoming an indentured servant, what hopes and fears would you have for your life? • Hopes and Fears You must have 2 described hopes and 2 described fears.

• Indentured Servitude

Hopes Fears

Reflective Writing • On the sheet of paper, answer the following question. • If you were poor, would you sell yourself into indentured servitude for a chance to start a new life in an English colony? Explain WITH details!

Triangle Trade Look at the Focus Question on page 23 Read about “The Triangle Trade” on page 24

Triangle Trade

Triangle Trade Turn to page 25 in your lesson packet. During the video, you should write a minimum of 4 facts about the “Triangle Trade”. The Triangle Trade Share 2 facts with anyone in the classroom.

Assignment Turn to page #22 in your lesson packet. You are going to answer the Focus Question for a Reflective Writing grade. Use page 26 as your rough draft. You should discuss these things in your writing. Immigration, economy (trade), slavery, culture, war, disease.

Assignment Your final draft will be on composition paper provided by Mr. Fisher. You will be graded on this assignment using the rubric provided by Mr. Fisher.

Assignment Example: The Triangular Trade was a three-sided route involving Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Manufactured goods were traded from Europe to Africa, and to the colonies in North America. Africa traded their gold and ivory to Europe as well as slaves to the Americas. Raw materials and natural resources such as sugar, tobacco, rice, cotton, and rum were traded from the British colonies. The trade route was the beginning of world trade and economy as we know it today. People from three continents took part in the trade which also caused waves of immigration between the three continents. As different cultures interacted with each other, cultures spread between the three continents. This was the beginning of slavery and as a result of the slave trade, five times as many Africans arrived in the Americas than Europeans which caused a big increase in the population. These are some ways that the Triangle Trade, changed the world.