Georgia s Development Between October 14, 2015 Mrs. Veitch

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1 Georgia s Development Between October 14, 2015 Mrs. Veitch Please have your textbook and SS notes ready for class. Make sure you are following the MIC daily.

2 Activator Unlike Great Britain, a significant motivation for Spain to explore and colonize the socalled "New World" was: A) to find new areas of raw resources. B) to find new trade routes to East Asia. C) to spread the power of the Catholic Church. D) to destroy civilizations that posed a threat to Europe.

3 The Correct answer:

4 Georgia Standard: SS8H5 - The student will explain significant factors that affected the development of Georgia as part of the growth of the United States between 1789 and a. Explain the establishment of the University of Georgia, Louisville, and the spread of Baptist and Methodist churches. b. Evaluate the impact of land policies pursued by Georgia; include the headright system, land lotteries, and the Yazoo land fraud. c. Explain how technological developments, including the cotton gin and railroads, had an impact on Georgia s growth. d. Analyze the events that led to the removal of Creeks and Cherokees; include the roles of Alexander McGillivray, William McIntosh, Sequoyah, John Ross, Dahlonega Gold Rush, Worcester v. Georgia, Andrew Jackson, John Marshall, and the Trail of Tears.

5 Learning Targets I can explain how the invention of the cotton gin and the railroads impacted Georgia s growth.

So exactly how did the invention of the cotton gin affect Georgia? 1.

growing. White Georgians bought slaves in record numbers. 2.

caused the enslavement of hundreds of thousands of men and women. 4.

7 So exactly how did the invention of the cotton gin affect Georgia? 1.brought a demand for slaves due to the labor intensive nature of cotton growing. White Georgians bought slaves in record numbers. 2. changed the state's agricultural history. (Commercial agriculture) 3.caused the enslavement of hundreds of thousands of men and women. 4. increased Georgia's cotton production by a factor of twenty from the years 1791 to 1801.

8 Check for Understanding How did the invention of the cotton gin affect Georgia s growth?

The city of Atlanta was created as a railroad hub for the Western and Atlantic Railroad. This track ran from Chattanooga, Tennessee to a small hub called Terminus, which means end of the line.

10 The city of Atlanta was created as a railroad hub for the Western and Atlantic Railroad. This track ran from Chattanooga, Tennessee to a small hub called Terminus, which means end of the line. Later, two other railroad lines combined with this point, causing the city to grow even more. Terminus changed its name in 1843, to Marthasville, after the former governor Wilson Lumpkin s daughter. Its name was changed again in 1845 to Atlanta, which many claim was simply a feminization of the name Atlantic. Due to the invention of the railroad, Atlanta became the first major American city to be built on a location without a navigable river.

11 *Terminus changed its name in 1843, to Marthasville, after the former governor Wilson Lumpkin s daughter. *Its name was changed again in 1845 to Atlanta, which many claim was simply a feminization of the name Atlantic. Due to the invention of the railroad, Atlanta became the first major American city to be built on a location without a navigable river. For more information about the impact of the Railroad on Georgia s economy see: The New Georgia Encyclopedia: Atlanta &hl=y The New Georgia Encyclopedia: Railroad &hl=y

12 Check For Understanding

13 Correct Answer.C The railroad brought many people to Atlanta. Because of the railroad, Atlanta became a busy and important place. The city later became the state s capital.

14 Another:

15 The correct answer is D! The cotton gin, new farmlands in the west, and the demand for cotton in northern and European textile factories led to an increase in demand for slaves in the years leading up to the Civil War. As a result, the South became even more dependent on plantations and slavery, making plantation agriculture the largest sector of the Southern economy.

16 Learning Target Review: I can explain how the invention of the cotton gin and the railroads impacted Georgia s growth.

17 Self-Evaluation:

Score of 90-100 USA Test Prep Assignments 70-90 Work on your 3 lowest domains.

18 Where We are this week IA Review: Self-Evaluation What you will do for the remainder of class will be based on your score. Score of USA Test Prep Assignments Work on your 3 lowest domains. -70 Analyze your results and why you received that score. What can you do next time to improve? Answer questions from your 3 lowest domains. Questions: Please type all questions in the chat box.

As you analyze your results, consider: 1. LENGTH OF TIME YOU SPENT PREPARING FOR THE TEST. 2. HOW MUCH DID YOU ACTUALLY USE ALL OF THE RESOURCES MADE AVAILABLE TO YOU I.E. STUDY GUIDES, REVIEW PPTS AND CLASSES, OPTIONAL PRACTICE IN USA TEST PREP 3.

19 As you analyze your results, consider: 1. LENGTH OF TIME YOU SPENT PREPARING FOR THE TEST. 2. HOW MUCH DID YOU ACTUALLY USE ALL OF THE RESOURCES MADE AVAILABLE TO YOU I.E. STUDY GUIDES, REVIEW PPTS AND CLASSES, OPTIONAL PRACTICE IN USA TEST PREP 3. DID YOU HAVE SOMEONE QUIZ YOU ON THE MATERIAL PRIOR TO BEGINNING? 4. DID YOU TAKE THE ASSESSMENT SERIOUSLY AND TAKE YOUR TIME?

20 STRATEGY Questions I got right and could get right again. Questions I did do correctly but wasn t sure if I was right. Questions where I had no clue. As you go through your IA1 results, decide where each question should be placed. Beside the question number, list the domain. On which domains did you score below 70%? Use this time to review and answer questions in these areas.

21 You are going to self-evaluate your results.

22 Social Studies Interim Assessment 1

24 Thank You for Coming! Please fill out this survey for 10 bonus points added to your final IA1 score: Questions?

25 Word Bank: Sequoyah, Forty niners, Andrew Jackson, Dahlonega Gold Rush, Worcester v Georgia, Alexander Mcgillivray, Trail of Tears, Mcintosh

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