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1 unit 2 Resources SUGGESTED PACING CHART. unit 2 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 unit 2. (1 Day) (5 Days) (4 Days) (5 Days) (2 Days). Day 1 Day 1 Day 1 Day 1 Day 1. Introduction Chapter 4 Intro, Chapter 5 Intro, Chapter 6 Intro, Wrap-Up/Project Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Day 2. Day 2 Day 2 Day 2 unit 2. Section 2 Section 2 Section 2 Assessment Day 3 Day 3 Day 3. Section 3 Section 3 Section 3. Day 4 Day 4 Day 4. Section 4 Chapter 5 Section 4. Day 5 Assessment Day 5. Chapter 4 Chapter 6. Assessment Assessment Use the following tools to easily assess student learning in a variety of ways: Performance Assessment Activities and Rubrics Interactive Tutor Self-Assessment CD-ROM. Chapter and unit Tests MindJogger Videoquiz Section Quizzes ExamView Pro Testmaker CD-ROM.

2 Standardized Test Skills Practice Workbook SAT I/II Test Practice TEACHING TRANSPARENCIES The American Vision unit 2 Map Overlay Transparencies Cause-and-Effect Transparency 2. Visit the American Vision Web site for history overviews, activities, assessments, and updated charts and graphs. Copyright by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. CAUSE-AND-EFFECT TRANSPARENCY 2. Glencoe Social Studies Creating a Nation Copyright by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Land Claims in North America, 1783. Base Map Causes Effects Visit the Glencoe Web site for social studies activities, Map Transparency 2 A B C D E Proclamation of 1763 limits colonial settlement beyond France and Spain aid the Patriots updates, and links to other sites.

3 The Appalachians Native Americans British mercantilist policies limit The revolutionary aid Great Britain Colonies win N. colonial trade independence PaCIFIC. OCEaN. W. S. E. Hudson Bay Colonists' tradition of self-government War Articles of Confederation Glencoe Teaching Today written M. Colonists' sense of a separate identity from the British Constitution becomes the law Visit the new Glencoe Web site for teacher development i of the land ROCK. ssi Mi ATLaNTIC. s information, teaching tips, Web Resources , and educational sippi R i v e sso Y. u ri R. i v er ad oR i ver OCEaN. MOU. lor River r Co Rocky Mo hi o NTAI. O. NS. unta news. ins i o Gra R. 0 1,000 miles nd e 0 1,000 kilometers Gulf of Azimuthal Equal-Area projection Mexico TIME Online Visit the TIME Web site for up-to-date news and special reports.

4 112A. unit 2 Resources ASSESSMENT APPLICATION AND ENRICHMENT. unit 2 Pretests unit 2 Posttests American Biography 2 History Simulation and Problem Solving 2. NAME _____DATE _____CLASS _____. Name Date Class Name Date Class Name Date Class AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY 9. unit 2 Pretest, Form A Score unit 2 Posttest, Form A Score GEORGE ROGERS CLARK 1752 1818. i ns and Problem Solvi I knew our case was desperate, but the more I reflected on my History Simulat ng 2 S i m u l a ti o n S h ee t 1. Creating a Nation Creating a Nation weakness, the more I was pleased with the enterprise.. George Rogers Clark, on going up against the British with less than DIRECTIONS: Matching Match each item in Column A with the items in Column B.

5 DIRECTIONS: Matching Match each item in Column A with the items in Column B. 200 soldiers Write the correct letters in the blanks. (4 points each) Write the correct letters in the blanks. (4 points each). Column A Column B Column A Column B At a Glance with two more at Cahokia and Vincennes. Due to lack of troops, however, he was unable to take the Renegotiating the Treaty of Greenville Clark captured the British outposts of Kaskaskia, 1. rule by the people A. minutemen 1. division of the federal government into three branches A. Charles Cahokia, and Vincennes. He later recaptured fort at Detroit, the most important British post in the Directions: In this simulation, you will bers, the Native Americans felt they had no Cornwallis Northwest.

6 2. first 10 amendments to the Constitution B. checks and 2. first direct tax Britain had ever placed on the colonists Vincennes after it had been retaken by the British examine the terms of the Treaty of choice but to defend their lands against the When the British commander at Detroit realized balances B. implied powers during the American Revolution. Not only did Greenville. You will also analyze the treat- settlers. For a while, it looked as if the 3. necessary for the government to do its job but not 3. makes laws what Clark had accomplished, he quickly assembled Clark secure his immediate objective of ment of Native Americans by the United Native Americans might prevail. specifically stated in the Constitution C.

7 Loyalists 4. intended to demonstrate Parliament's authority by C. executive branch a small army in October 1778 and retook Vincennes. protecting Kentucky settlements from attacks by States government and the balance of President Washington sent General 4. department heads and advisers to the president D. judicial review asserting its power to make laws for the colonies D. Stamp Act Rather than fight through the winter, however, the British-backed Native Americans, but he also power that existed between Native Anthony Wayne into the region to British commander decided to wait until spring to 5. American colonists who supported Britain during the E. implied powers 5. surrendered to the Americans at Yorktown E.

8 Impressment established a visible United States presence as far Americans and American settlers as the suppress the Native American upris- win back Cahokia and Kaskaskia. Clark, from his base revolutionary War west as the Mississippi River. country expanded westward. To help you ings. Although the Shawnee, Ottawa, F. Boston Tea Party 6. imposed new tariffs but also violated traditional English F. legislative branch at Kaskaskia, refused to let winter deter him. Chippewa, and Potawatomi warriors . prepare, read the background information. 6. American paper money issued during the revolutionary War G. popular rights, such as presuming accused smugglers guilty until G. separation of Surviving a harrowing forced march over snow- led by Shawnee chief Blue Jacket fought Then answer the questions that follow.

9 Proven innocent The older brother of William Clark, who explored covered ground and through ice-choked rivers, 7. power of the Supreme Court to decide whether laws sovereignty powers bravely at the Battle of Fallen Timbers last the Pacific Northwest with Meriwether Lewis, George Clark and his troops recaptured Vincennes and passed by Congress were constitutional H. cabinet 7. second president of the United States H. Sugar Act summer, Wayne's troops defeated them. Rogers Clark was a captain in the Virginia militia imprisoned the British commander. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Native American resistance in the 8. special militia unit ready to fight at a moment's notice I. Continentals 8. created by the necessary and proper clause of the I.

10 Declaratory Act and a successful surveyor. In the spring of 1775, In 1780 Clark was promoted to brigadier general, It is August 1795. Representatives of 12 Northwest Territory has dwindled since 9. the dumping of the cargo from British ships into the harbor Constitution Clark surveyed Kentucky, then a frontier region of but he never again matched his success in the Illinois J. Bill of Rights J. John Adams Native American nations and the United then. 9. practice of kidnapping sailors, forcing them to serve on Virginia, then made his home in Kentucky's first territory. He failed to secure the troops and supplies 10. system that prevents any one branch of government from States government have gathered to sign As the participants assemble to sign the British ships established settlement.