The Path to Power Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

Robert Caro
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 125 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Path to Power Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

Robert Caro
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 125 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Book 1, The Trap : Chapter 1, Introduction & Chapter 1

• In the Introduction, Lyndon Johnson is a man in his early thirties being offered an opportunity for wealth from an older man.

• The author introduces the Bunton side of Lyndon's family and describes them as extremely pale with large, dark, piercing eyes.

• The Buntons were known to be ambitious with fiery temperaments and strong practicality, the combination of which contributed to their success.

• The Johnson line of Lyndon's family was weaker because of their lack of practicality, although they shared many of the other qualities of the Buntons.
• The Buntons and Johnsons came from the Texas Hill Country, an area that was hard to conquer and settle, even though it was considered a true paradise in its natural state.

• The Texas Hill Country was covered in a lot of grass enabled by fires, both natural ones set off by lightning and also...

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