Samuel de Champlain Quebec History Printables Unit
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Oglethorpe's Rules in Colonial Georgia
Students examine James Oglethorpe's rules for the Georgia Colony, translate historical language, and analyze the humanitarian, practical, and social purposes behind the rules.
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Students examine James Oglethorpe's rules for the Georgia Colony, translate historical language, and analyze the humanitarian, practical, and social purposes behind the rules. Includes background information, vocabulary, worked examples, annotation guidance, independent practice, and reflection questions.
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- Students will translate eighteenth-century colonial rules into modern English.
- Students will identify reasons for Georgia's unique founding and governance.
- Students will analyze rules related to labor, land, alcohol, and legal practices.
- Students will use historical vocabulary to explain colonial policies.
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