SS086.1

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Contents 1 Social Studies Standard 6.1 - Level 8 2 Standard in Kid Friendly Language 3 Standard Unwrapped 4 Instructional Strategies 5 Assessment Strategies 6 Resources 7 Projects and Activities

Social Studies Standard 6.1 - Level 8

Students know the historical development of religions and philosophies.

Standard in Kid Friendly Language

Standard Unwrapped

KNOW

• Protestant Reformation and Catholic Church in Europe during the 1400-1500's.
• Anglican, Puritan and Pilgrim beliefs
• Quaker beliefs

ABLE TO DO

• Compare and Contrast the Anglican, Puritan, Pilgrim and Catholic religions.
• Know the differences to be able to explain the following events and beliefs:
  • Puritan Work Ethic, "A City Upon a Hill"
  • Pilgrims/Separatists coming to America for religious freedom
  • Anglican and Catholic control and why colonists wanted to search for a better life in America.
  • The Salem Witch Trials and how they evolved and what the U.S. took from them (Innocent until proven guilty)
  • Quaker beliefs and the Abolitionists during the pre-Civil War times.

Instructional Strategies

• Compare and Contrast the Anglican, Puritan, Pilgrim and Catholic religions.
  • Know the differences to be able to explain the following events and beliefs:
    • Puritan Work Ethic, "A City Upon a Hill"
      • Act out Puritan General Court and discuss activity
    • Pilgrims/Separatists coming to America for religious freedom
      • Research Pilgrim beliefs in Primary Document Round Robin
    • Anglican and Catholic control and why colonists wanted to search for a better life in America.
    • The Salem Witch Trials and how they evolved and what the U.S. took from them (Innocent until proven guilty)
      • Watch In Search of the Salem Witch Trials video.
    • Quaker beliefs and the Abolitionists during the pre-Civil War times.
      • Watch Race to Freedom about the Underground Railroad.

Assessment Strategies

• Extended Response - Essay Question
• Tests
• Similation of Puritan General Court
• Primary Document Round Robin of Pilgrim beliefs

Resources

Quaker Religion

Projects and Activities

• Compare and Contrast the Anglican, Puritan, Pilgrim and Catholic religions.
  • Explain the following events and beliefs in written form:
    • Puritan Work Ethic, "A City Upon a Hill"
      • Act out Puritan General Court and discuss activity
    • Pilgrims/Separatists coming to America for religious freedom
      • Research Pilgrim beliefs in Primary Document Round Robin
    • Anglican and Catholic control and why colonists wanted to search for a better life in America.
    • The Salem Witch Trials and how they evolved and what the U.S. took from them (Innocent until proven guilty)
      • Watch In Search of the Salem Witch Trials video.
    • Quaker beliefs and the Abolitionists during the pre-Civil War times.
      • Watch Race to Freedom about the Underground Railroad.