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Home About Your Teacher Curriculum Corner Our Class at Work School Supply List Homework Calendar Classroom Newsletter Class List Learning Corner ILA Math Science Social Studies Spelling *Click to email me*	*Native Americans In Maryland* Enduring Understandings: Map, tables, charts and graphs enable people to analyze, summarize and evaluate information. History is shaped by cause and effect relationships Learning about Maryland’s past helps us understand Maryland’s present. Knowing the geography of Maryland helps to understand the economic, cultural, and political decisions of the people of Maryland. People migrate for a variety of reasons, which leads to the spread of ideas, beliefs and customs. Learning about Maryland’s past helps us understand Maryland’s present. Political systems develop through conflict, compromise and cooperation. Key Questions: What tribes lived in Maryland? How did the Native Americans in Maryland live before the Native Americans arrived? How did the Native Americans in Maryland adapt to and modify the natural environment? How was power distributed within and among the Native American societies of Maryland? Thinkport Resources Piscataway Indian Museum Native Americans and Settlers From Native Americans to the New Millennium *Colonial Maryland* Enduring Understandings: Map, tables, charts and graphs enable people to analyze, summarize and evaluate information. History is shaped by cause and effect relationships. Key turning points in Maryland’s history changed the political, economic and social development of Maryland. Learning about Maryland’s past helps us understand Maryland’s present. Knowing the geography of Maryland helps to understand the economic, cultural, and political decisions of the people of Maryland. The study of economic systems provides a way to understand the past and the present. Political systems develop through conflict, compromise and cooperation. Key Questions: What were the cause and effect relationships in the settlement of the Maryland colony? What were the cause and effect relationships in the settlement of the Maryland colony? How did the demand for tobacco affect migration to Maryland? How did the occupations in Colonial Maryland effect the lives of the colonists? Thinkport Resources Indentured Servitude More Indentured Servitude Lost in Maryland: St. Mary’s City Online Fieldtrip-Journey to the New World Maryland Tobacco Plantation
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