REVOLUTIONARY WAR, 1776-1783
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Free Lessons
Guerrilla Tactics as Key to Americans Winning
Conspiracy Theories (1692-1789)
Published Materials
Annotated Bibliography: Critical Thinking in History: Revolutionary War
(order from Social Studies School Service)
Loyalist Land Confiscated
Crossing the Delaware Painting: Accurate?
Geography as Key to Americans Winning
Lesson List: Decision Making in History: Revolution
LESSON 1 – Treaty of Paris of 1763: Should the British take Canada or Guadeloupe from the French?
LESSON 2 – Stamp Act: Will you, as a member of Parliament, support the Stamp Act?
LESSON 3 – Tea Act: Will you, as a member of Parliament, support the Tea Act?
LESSON 4 – Declaration of Independence: How will you, as a colonial leader, react to the Intolerable Acts? What grievances will you include in the Declaration of Independence?
LESSON 5 – Articles of Confederation: What powers will you give the national government?
LESSON 6 – Northwest Ordinance: What policies will you support on territory in the West?
LESSON 7 – Constitution- powers: Which powers will you include in the Constitution of 1787?
Sample Lesson: Decision Making: Revolution
Will you, as a member of Parliament, support the Tea Act?
Who fired first at Lexington Green in 1775? Evaluating evidence according to PROP.
Which argument makes the best argument that the Battle of Saratoga was a key cause of the Americans winning the Revolutionary War?