Native American and European Interactions during Colonization
Investigating History
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6th - 9th
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Investigating History
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This lesson that will help students to understand or review the interactions of Europeans and Native Americans during colonization. This information is important to review before beginning a U.S. History curriculum, so students have a historical frame of reference when learning about later interactions between U.S. government and Native Americans.
In this lesson students will engage in several meaningful and engaging activities:
- Analyze of a timeline to identify reoccurring themes in European and Native American interactions
- Analyze primary source quotations from European settlers and Native Americans to understand historical perspectives on these interactions
- Engage in discussions with peers to build critical thinking
Some of the major concepts covered in the lesson:
- Trade
- Impact of disease on native populations
- Enslavement of Native Americans
- Christian missionaries
- Native American resistance
- Cultural differences and historical point of view
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1 hour
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