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8th Grade
Perspectives on the War of 1812 - Impact and Opposition
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Perspectives on the War of 1812 - Impact and Opposition
8th Grade
Social-studies
Analyze the diverse American perspectives during the War of 1812, examining Federalist resistance and the motivations of War Hawks. Investigate how nationalism shaped different viewpoints. Gain insights into how regional politics influenced historical developments, and understand the effects of these dynamics on the nation's trajectory.
8th Grade
Historical Perspectives - Indigenous Contributions - World War I
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Historical Perspectives - Indigenous Contributions - World War I
8th Grade
Social-studies
Analyze the crucial roles played by Canadian Indigenous soldiers during World War I. Gain an appreciation for their contributions and foster a comprehensive historical understanding.
5th Grade - University
Progressive Era Reforms - Social Movements & Influences - U.S. History
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Progressive Era Reforms - Social Movements & Influences - U.S. History
5th Grade - University
Social-studies
Examine the pivotal Progressive Era to understand the reforms initiated in response to the challenges of industrialization. Gain insights into the societal transformations and the significant impacts made by key reformers during this period. The learning outcomes focus on identifying the effects of industrialization, analyzing the responses and reforms proposed during the Progressive Era, and evaluating the influence of reformers on societal shifts.
8th Grade
Understanding Key Events - Causes of the American Revolution - American Colonial History
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Understanding Key Events - Causes of the American Revolution - American Colonial History
8th Grade
Social-studies
Focus on understanding the significant causes and pivotal events that led to the American Revolution. Analyze colonial resistance to British policies and examine how these factors contributed to the growing tensions. The aim is to achieve a comprehensive grasp of the historical context and motivations that spurred the colonies towards independence. Develop analytical skills by evaluating the impact of these events on colonial attitudes and actions.
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