Topic: American Revolution
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Declaration of Independence
Original copy of the Declaration of Independence at the National Archives in Washington, DC.
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Follow me on Twitter!: Thomas Jefferson Tweets the 2nd Continental Congress
What if Thomas Jefferson had Twitter account? This lesson plan is targeted for middle-high school students of United States History who are competent in using technology in and out of...
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Jefferson’s International Relevance: The Declaration of Independence
In this lesson, students will discuss the idea of globalization existing, not as a late twentieth century phenomenon, but as a process taking place as early as the late eighteenth...Lesson Plan
Know Your Rights Using Primary Sources: Listing your own grievances
Students will be working in pairs examining three primary sources -listing the grievances in the Declaration of Independence, the individual rights listed in the U.S. Bill of Rights (creating one...
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Overrated or Undervalued?
Understanding the historical significance of the contributions of Thomas Jefferson during the American Revolution, the creation of the Union, his presidential term, and his retirement years, as well as an...
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