STEP 1: Complete the Hexagonal Thinking: Colonial Society & Revolution diagram by dragging and dropping the missing terms to the correct location on the diagram. Each hexagon represents a different idea or concept related to the topic we're studying. These could be people, events, places, or terms from history. Your job is to logically place the missing terms, (4 points)

Answer 1

I understand you're looking for assistance in completing a Hexagonal Thinking diagram related to Colonial Society and Revolution. However, I don't currently have access to a specific set of terms or a visual diagram to reference.

To help you with this task, I can suggest key concepts, people, events, and terms that you might want to consider including in your hexagonal diagram related to this topic. Here are some ideas:

1. Colonial Society

   • Indentured Servants
   • Plantation Economy
   • Social Hierarchy
   • Colonial Legislatures
   • Native American Relations

2. Revolution

   • Boston Tea Party
   • Declaration of Independence
   • Continental Congress
   • George Washington
   • Loyalists vs. Patriots

3. Key Events/Terms

   • Boston Massacre
   • Taxation Without Representation
   • Boston Harbor
   • Minutemen
   • Common Sense (by Thomas Paine)

4. Places

   • New England Colonies
   • Southern Colonies
   • Philadelphia
   • Lexington and Concord

Once you have the specific terms you need to work with, consider their relationships, such as cause and effect, similarities, and connections to better position them in your diagram. If you provide the specific terms you have, I'd be happy to help you sort them logically!