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8th Grade
Analysis and Impact of Slavery in Early American History - Slavery in the New Republic
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8th Grade
Social-studies
Investigate the impact of slavery on society in the post-Revolutionary United States, focusing on the diverse regional responses, and gain an understanding of historical societal influences and motivations. Develop insights into the social, economic, and political effects of slavery, and enhance skills in critical analysis, historical understanding, and comparative evaluation of regional differences.
8th Grade
Identifying Courage - Harriet Tubman's Role - The Underground Railroad
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8th Grade
Social-studies
Investigate Harriet Tubman's courageous role in orchestrating escape strategies through the Underground Railroad. Analyze her enduring influence on history and the advancement of social justice, focusing on developing a deeper understanding of her contributions and their implications for equality and civil rights.
8th Grade - University
[Historical Analysis - Economic Theories & Sociocultural Shifts - Slavery and Religious Transformations]
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8th Grade - University
Social-studies
Investigate the economic and religious changes that occurred during the period of triangular trade and the Great Awakening. Understand the development of economic theories and examine their societal impacts. Learn about the interactions between economic practices and religious movements, identifying how these transformations influenced each other and the broader historical context. Cultivate skills in historical analysis and critical thinking through the study of these significant developments.
8th Grade
Understanding Causes of Sectionalism and the Civil War
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8th Grade
Social-studies
Investigate the roots of sectionalism and its influence in America’s Civil War, concentrating on economic and social divides. Learners will understand the conflict's origins and regional dynamics.
8th Grade
Historical Event Analysis - John Brown's Raid - U.S. History
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8th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the 1859 raid on Harper's Ferry led by John Brown and its significant influence on the trajectory of slavery in the United States. Understand how this event, along with key historical figures and underlying causes, contributed to the outbreak of the Civil War. Develop skills in analyzing historical events and figures, enhancing comprehension of the complexities that shaped American history during this critical period.