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American Revolution Unit
This unit corresponds with chapters 9-11 of your hardback Build Our Nation social studies textbook.
Download the project sheets (click on appropriate link) in PDF* format and print them for specific project directions or to record your results.
- Activities for Colonial Taxation experiences and responses
- Colonial Protest Posters directions
- Stamp and Townshend Acts information sheet
- What Happened to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence?
Chapter studyguide PDFs (blank) are available:
- Chapter 9 Study Guide
- Chapter 10 Study Guide
- Chapter 11 Study Guide
Investigate further with these websites:
- Liberty's Kids is a website that corresponds to the PBS series called Liberty's Kids. This covers the prerevolutionary and American Revolutionary times from both the British and American perspectives.
- Road to Revolution Game is a fabulous, informative and interesting way to review the events that led to the American Revolution! It includes video clips, pictures, and features an interactive question-and-answer format, as well as offering additional information on a wide variety of related topics with just the click of a link!
- Colonial Williamsburg (revolutionary events)
- Animated Atlas gives an overview of the settlement of the thirteen original colonies, through westward expansion and the eventual admission of all 50 states.
- Foundations of Our Government has images of war and documents
- The Road to the Revolutionary War site is based on a textbook chapter (not our classroom textbook)
- The Revolutionary War site is based on a textbook chapter (not our classroom textbook)
- Colonial America sites are a wonderful resource for exploring a variety of historical and geographical aspects of the history of the United States.
- The History Place: American Revolution
- Old South Meeting House created by Massachusetts 10th graders
- Lexington Green a website created by Massachusetts 10th graders
- The Old North Bridge created by Massachusetts 10th graders
- Bunker Hill created by Massachusetts 10th graders
- Map of the 13 Original Colonies in 1763
- 13 Colonies population map from 1775
"Redcoats" firing during a re-enactment of a Revolutionary War battle.
(Move your mouse onto the image to see a different picture!)
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