[Pick the

date] Visual Discovery Lesson: Rising Tension in the Colonies

Directions: As we view each transparency, take notes on our discussion of each image. You will be expected to be able to answer the questions listed for each.
There are a total of 6 images.

Image and Discussion Questions Student Response

1-
1-What do you see here?
2- What physical features do
2-
you see?
3- What are the people in the
foreground doing? 3-
4-What are the ships doing
there? 4-
5-With whom do you think
these people trade? 5-

1-
1-What do you see here?
2-
2- Who are these men?
3- What are they doing?
4-How do they look? 3-
5-Who is leading the group?
6-have you ever sat in a group 4-
and made decisions this way? 5-
Was it easy? Explain. 6-

1-
1-What does this map represent?
2- What do the different colors
represent? 2-
3- Which country had the largest
land claims? 3-
4-Which had the smallest?
5-What do you think might happen 4-
as the English colonies grow in
population? 5-
6-What impact on the native
American do you think these land
6-
claims had?
[Pick the
date] Visual Discovery Lesson: Rising Tension in the Colonies
Directions: As we view each transparency, take notes on our discussion of each image. You will be expected to be able to answer the questions listed for each.
There are a total of 6 images.

1-
1-What do you see in this picture?
2- Where is this? 2-
3- What does this army appear to
be doing?
3-
4-Why do you think England and
France were at war in North
America? 4-
5-Which side do you think
colonists favored? 5-

1-What does this map 1-

represent?
2- What do the different colors 2-
represent?
3- Which European powers have 3-
most of the land?
4-What problems does this pose 4-
for England?
5-Where are Frances claims?
5-
6-How did they change?

6-
1-Who is this man? 1-
2- How would he react to the
Proclamation of 1763? 2-
3- What would he think of the
American colonists?
4-What would he ask them to do in 3-
return for removing the French from
North America?
4-
[Pick the
date] Visual Discovery Lesson: Rising Tension in the Colonies
Directions: As we view each transparency, take notes on our discussion of each image. You will be expected to be able to answer the questions listed for each.
There are a total of 6 images.