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Breve estudio histórico el origen del periodo colonial en el este de los Estados Unidos.

 

PROFESOR: Isamari Cruz
E-MAIL: isamari_cruz@yahoo.com
 
I. Module Description:
This module is a brief introduction to the Colonial Period, the settlement of the 13 colonies, its impact on the USA development and the process of independence from the British government.
 
II. Objectives:
 
At the end of this module, students will be able to:
1. Explain the beginnings of the Colonial Period.
2. Name and locate on a map the Thirteen Colonies.
3. Identify the actual states on which the colonies settled.
4. Narrate the origin of the Thanksgiving Day
5. Establish cause and effect of the colonies intentions for independence.
6. Create a time-line with major historical events.
7. Recall important dates as the Independence Day.
 
III. Themes:
            A. Beginnings of Colonization
            B. The Pilgrims of America
                        1. Thanksgiving Day
            C. Northern and Central Colonies
            D. Southern Hills
            E. Thirteen Colonies
            G. The Way to Independence

           
IV. Evaluation:       Weighting
 
            A. Test    -    60%
            B. Assessment - 20%
            C. Homework - 5%
            D. Special projects, quizzes - 15%
 
V. Grading Scale
 
            88—100
A
            87-78
B
            77-70
C
            69-60
D
            59-0
F
 
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