Daily Virginia Studies Review #7 (SOLs 4, 5, and 6)

Recall facts about the colonial Virginia economy, including bartering, credit, and reliance on tobacco

Identify key figures and events of the American Revolution in Virginia, including James Lafayette's role as a spy and the Treaty of Paris

Explain the significance of founding documents such as the Virginia Declaration of Rights

Use the four columns as a diagnostic tool: since each column is keyed to a single standard, a student's wrong answers cluster by column to show which specific standard needs reteaching

Assign the grid as a short daily warm-up rather than a single sitting, since its title and single-page length suggest it belongs to a numbered series of short reviews

Have students complete the two open-ended questions (row 3 and row 4 in column A) as brief written responses rather than one-word answers, since the answer key models short explanatory phrases

Historical recall — students retrieve specific facts about colonial Virginia, the American Revolution, and westward migration from prior instruction.

Primary-source and document knowledge — students identify founding documents (the Virginia Declaration of Rights) and their content.

Cause-and-effect reasoning — students connect factors such as tobacco dependence, the mechanical reaper, and mountain terrain to their historical consequences.