Observe: The thing that stood out to me about this source is the nature of the change in how the Spanish interact with natives. Ayllon interacted with Bartolome and was an active political figure. He was exposed to the notion of treating native with more respect. This document shows the use of slaves to construct ships and boats for further explorations of the new lands and the complete disregard for Native sights and homes. Showing that even though there was not violence accounted for, there was still very little interest in respect.
Reflect: This document was created from using primarily journals and diaries of the experiences. There is not much detail in terms of specific interaction between Ayllons expeditions and the natives. Judging on accounts from what is written and the corrupt nature of him in politics student can make some assumptions on the matter.
Question: After I read through this document, the way that I envisioned using it is to show the impact of the more brutal account of interactions with the Native groups. It would be good to show students that the was indeed some change but not enough to warrant any sort of praise or notoriety on the part of the Spanish

**https://doi-org.proxynw.uits.iu.edu/10.1093/anb/9780198606697.article.2000263**

Observe:  This about one of the first religious document to be translated into Native languages. This demonstrates some of the levels of convictions that many dignitaries and religious leaders had to reaching these new groups. It also dives into the interaction and even successes and failures of his groups.
Reflect: Even though this is about a push for conversion theres are other areas of conversation. Johan talks about the deep desire for documenting the livelihood of the native groups. Johan admits failure to convert mass groups of the natives and bring out the ideas that they are stubborn and greatly dedicated to their own religious views.
Question: This document would be a great way to open things up for discussion. Given the thing that are discussed, are there really any differences between the Europeans and the Natives in terms of their stubborness?

**https://doi-org.proxynw.uits.iu.edu/10.1093/anb/9780198606697.article.0100139**

Observe:  This work is the analysis of Nathaniel Bacon and discourse of the laws and government of England. It outlines his views and frustrations with the rising divisions between the elites across the atlantic and their disconnect to the ways that people are living and struggling in the Chesapeake region.  
Reflect: This work does not really go into the rebellion. It does a great job in pointing out the thoughts and seeds of frustration that are buried in the minds of a great many people in the region.
Question: Its not so much a question as to a curiosity. I am curious as the the specifics related to the eventual rebellion that takes place. In this work he seems frustrated but subdued and rationale. That is not always how the story is conveyed.

**https://iucat.iu.edu/catalog/5955269**

Observe:  This biography dives into some of the origins and pushes for establishing the New England regions. It discusses the breakaway from the church of England and the differences between both parties. This provides a solid setup for New England's establishment.
Reflect: I really liked this article because of the nature of its focus. Using it in class would allow for a stronger understanding of the nature of existence for New England. It would allow students to see the complexity of the colonial establishment.
Question:

**https://www-anb-org.proxynw.uits.iu.edu/view/10.1093/anb/9780198606697.001.0001/anb-9780198606697-e-0100188?rskey=ytoJaP&result=2**

Observe:  This work provides a great overview of the early forms of government as Pennsylvania was becoming a political/social/economic presence in the new world. It places a focus on how Penn. developed its political and governmental systems while still keeping a focus on the Quaker values as laid out by William Penn.
Reflect: This reading brings out some of the religious conflicts that took place during the establishment of Pennsylvania that typically is not discussed. Quakers and Anglicans and the contrast that exists religiously led to issues politically and the values that would exist in the region.
Question: THe article doesn't really go into the specifics of the reconciliation process between the two religious groups. I would be curious as to how all of that came together.

**https://www-anb-org.proxynw.uits.iu.edu/view/10.1093/anb/9780198606697.001.0001/anb-9780198606697-e-0100569?rskey=0wwnCJ&result=1*