American Revolution

In this lesson, students will explore the socio-economic and political factors that contributed to the American Revolution. Through a mix of lectures, discussions, and interactive activities, they will gain a deeper understanding of how various events and policies led to colonial unrest and eventual rebellion against British rule. This exploration will set the groundwork for understanding the complexities of the Revolution and its aftermath.

In this 80-minute lesson, students will delve into the significant battles and events of the American Revolution, examining how these pivotal moments shaped the course of the war and influenced its outcome. They will engage in discussions and activities that help them understand the strategic aspects and the broader implications of these events.

This lesson focuses on exploring the influential figures and foundational documents of the American Revolution. Students will delve into understanding how these individuals and documents shaped the course of the revolution and laid the groundwork for the establishment of the United States. Through discussions and activities, students will analyze the contributions and significance of key figures like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and foundational documents like the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation.

This lesson will guide students to assess the direct aftermath and enduring impacts of the American Revolution on American society and governance. Students will explore changes in political, economic, and social structures and reflect on how these changes have shaped modern America.