Day 11: AnglicizationBaltimore Polytechnic Institute

September 15, 2015A.P. U.S. History

Mr. Green

The students will be able to analyze the political, economic, and cultural changes with the “Atlantic World” by describing the impact on colonial societies in North America

Objective

Collaboratively define the concept of Anglicization.

Warm-Up

In groups, you will analyze the various components of Anglicization and the factors behind its acceleration during the 18th century

Guided Practice

Describe the 3 types of colonies-charter, royal, and proprietary.

Discuss the religious make up of the colonies.

Explain the concept of established churches-distribute Established churches/MD religious timeline

Social Structure of the 13 colonies

You are a colonist living in Maryland in 1754. You see British influence everywhere, even though many settlers, especially in Pennsylvania and Delaware are from countries other than England. Write 2 paragraphs to a friend in England, one explaining which factor was most responsible for this Anglicization and why: and the other describing at least one political, one economic and one cultural similarity between the colonies and England.

Homework

Students will debate the impact of the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment and decide which event had more of an impact on the 18th century Atlantic World and American society

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