Lesson Plan: U.S. History Document-Based Activities: Using Primary Sources in the Middle Grades

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This resource is divided into three sections: The American Revolution, Westward Expansion, and Woman Suffrage. Included are letters, historical documents, diary excerpts, political cartoons, photos, art, maps, ads, and other artifacts that are classified as primary sources. By learning how people of the periods actually felt, students will better understand the people and events that shaped the history of our nation.

Grades: Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Difficulty: Intermediate, Middle School

Pages: 80 pages

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