I found all of the images the group used to really aid well to what each slide discussed. It helped the audience grasp what they were talking about by having a great visual with every slide.
I like how this group showed the Native American influence on the colony. That is a huge piece of history that is often overlooked. I found it helpful to learn about the conflicts that were going on in the colony.
I thought this group did a good job talking about the culture of the Virgina colony. I had no clue that colonial Virgina was the wealthiest of the 13 colonies.
I like how this presentation covered the Native Americans and John Smith. It is very organized and gives us a clear visual of what Virginia was once like.
Tobacco has started a lot in the United States. It's interesting to see the dynamic change it has had in the United States. Started as the first huge industry, brought slavery to the US and now it's being fought tooth and nail because of it's negative health effects.
The presentation was very organized and had a wide variety of topics. I loved the pictures of the various architecture from the various times. Also, the information on John Smith and the Native Americans was very informative.
I liked that this group included information on the Native Americans and found it interesting how difficult the tribes made life for settlers in Virginia.
The only thing I have ever really learned about John Smith was from Disney's movies Pocahontas, so it was really interesting to learn about him here on a more serious note. I also enjoyed all the architectural pictures.
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ReplyDeleteI like the slide on architecture because it helps to understand the type of environmental conditions or supplies available to build the buildings.
ReplyDeleteI like how the group profiled John Smith. It is clear he played a large role in the Virginia colony.
ReplyDeleteGroup did a good job of talking about both the social aspects and the political of colonial Virginia.
ReplyDeleteI found all of the images the group used to really aid well to what each slide discussed. It helped the audience grasp what they were talking about by having a great visual with every slide.
ReplyDeleteI like how you guys talked about Indians and how the colonists intereacted with them.
ReplyDeleteI like how this group showed the Native American influence on the colony. That is a huge piece of history that is often overlooked. I found it helpful to learn about the conflicts that were going on in the colony.
ReplyDeleteI liked learning about the culture of things like the taverns. It made it interesting that it wasn't all historical information.
ReplyDeleteI thought this group did a good job talking about the culture of the Virgina colony. I had no clue that colonial Virgina was the wealthiest of the 13 colonies.
ReplyDeleteI like how this presentation covered the Native Americans and John Smith. It is very organized and gives us a clear visual of what Virginia was once like.
ReplyDeleteTobacco has started a lot in the United States. It's interesting to see the dynamic change it has had in the United States. Started as the first huge industry, brought slavery to the US and now it's being fought tooth and nail because of it's negative health effects.
ReplyDeleteThe presentation was very organized and had a wide variety of topics. I loved the pictures of the various architecture from the various times. Also, the information on John Smith and the Native Americans was very informative.
ReplyDeleteI liked that this group included information on the Native Americans and found it interesting how difficult the tribes made life for settlers in Virginia.
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ReplyDeletei really liked learning about the interactions between the different cultures of the Native Americans and Indians
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting to learn the Virginia is the wealthiest of the 13 colonies. I did not know which colony was better off than the others.
ReplyDeleteI did not know that Virginia was the wealthiest of the colonies, due to their cash crop (tobacco) and fertile soil.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I have ever really learned about John Smith was from Disney's movies Pocahontas, so it was really interesting to learn about him here on a more serious note. I also enjoyed all the architectural pictures.
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