Road to Revolution Timeline

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patriot_(American_Revolution)#/media/File:Sprit_of_'76.2.jpeg

I have identified fifteen events that I want you to research. Tell me what happened, when it happened, and why it is important to the American Revolution. 

When you get your worksheet put in your name, and start researching the events. All fifteen events need to be completed, you need to work with a purpose. Note, the events will not be in order. You will need to find the dates to order them on the Google Slide timeline. 

You will use the information from the worksheet to make a digital timeline of the events as well. Of course, you only get to do that after the worksheet has been completed. See me when you think you are ready to do it. 

EQ: What events led to the American Revolution?

Engage:

•  None

Explore:

• Students will research 15 events leading to the American Revolution

Explain:

• How did each event lead us closer to the American Revolution?
• When did each event take place?
• What order did the events take place?

Evaluate:

• Worksheets to be turned in.
• Google Slide Timeline to be created and shared.

Expectations:

• You will have four days to complete this assignment in class. 
• You will need to have both your worksheet and your Google Slides timeline shared to Mr. C by Wednesday, October 25.

Road to Revolution

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patriot_(American_Revolution)#/media/File:Sprit_of_'76.2.jpeg

I have identified fifteen events that I want you to research. Tell me what happened, when it happened, and why it is important to the American Revolution. 

When you get your worksheet put in your name, and start researching the events. All fifteen events need to be completed, you need to work with a purpose. Note, the events will not be in order. You will need to find the dates to order them on the Google Slide timeline. 

You will use the information from the worksheet to make a digital timeline of the events as well. Of course, you only get to do that after the worksheet has been completed. See me when you think you are ready to do it. 

EQ: What events led to the American Revolution?

Engage:

•  None

Explore:

• Students will research 15 events leading to the American Revolution

Explain:

• How did each event lead us closer to the American Revolution?
• When did each event take place?
• What order did the events take place?

Evaluate:

• Worksheets to be turned in.
• Google Slide Timeline to be created and shared.

Expectations:

• You will have four days to complete this assignment in class. 
• You will need to have both your worksheet and your Google Slides timeline shared to Mr. C by Wednesday, October 25.

What is the European Union?

 

EQ:

•  What is the European Union?

Engage:

•  The United Kingdom is Leaving the European Union (2:07) 
• Post-Brexit (2:58) March 2021

Explore:

• Europe: From World War 2 to the European Union (23:57) 2014
• European Union Map
• Joining the EU 
• Making Decisions for Many Countries

Explain

• What is the EU?
• What countries belong to the EU?
• How has the EU addressed political and economic challenges?

 

Evaluate:

• EU Timeline

Road to Revolution

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patriot_(American_Revolution)#/media/File:Sprit_of_'76.2.jpeg

After examining the role of the Seven Years War in the last lesson, today your job is to find out how other events continued to pave a path to independence. I have identified fifteen events that I want you to research. Tell me what happened and why it is important to the Revolution. 

You will click on the link to the worksheet, put in your name, and start researching the events. All fifteen events need to be completed, you need to work with a purpose. 

As a bonus, if we have time you will make a digital timeline of the events as well. Of course, you only get to do that after the worksheet has been completed. See me when you think you are ready to do it. 

EQ: What events led to the American Revolution?

Engage:

•  Quick review of the Seven Years War

Explore:

• Students will research 15 events  
• Adobe Spark Timeline Maker

Explain:

•  How did each event lead us closer to the American Revolution?

Evaluate:

• Student Worksheet 

Extend:

• Student Timeline 

Road to Revolution

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patriot_(American_Revolution)#/media/File:Sprit_of_'76.2.jpeg

After examining the role of the Seven Years War in the last lesson, today your job is to find out how other events continued to pave a path to independence. I have identified fifteen events that I want you to research. Tell me what happened and why it is important to the Revolution. 

You will click on the link to the worksheet, put in your name, and start researching the events. All fifteen events need to be completed, you need to work with a purpose. 

As a bonus, if we have time you will make a digital timeline of the events as well. Of course, you only get to do that after the worksheet has been completed. See me when you think you are ready to do it. 

EQ: What events led to the American Revolution?

Engage:

•  Quick review of the Seven Years War

Explore:

• Students will research 15 events  
• Adobe Spark Timeline Maker

Explain:

•  How did each event lead us closer to the American Revolution?

Evaluate:

• Student Worksheet 

Extend:

• Student Timeline 

Road to Revolution

Here is the presentation over the events that led to the creation of the Declaration of Independence. 

The essential question is: What events led to the creation of the Declaration of Independence. 

Create a timeline of the events. You might be able to find an online timeline creator to use, but how will you share it with me when you are finished? You can work together with a partner to figure that out, but you will need to turn in your own timeline.  

Road to the Revolution 1763-1775

Here is the presentation over the events that led to the creation of the Declaration of Independence. 

The essential question is: What events led to the creation of the Declaration of Independence. 

The first activity is to create a timeline for the events.