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This Fourth of July and Declaration of Independence activity is designed for middle school students. It includes:
1.One full page article on the Fourth of July and The Declaration of Independence
2.One full page of Vocabulary Activities based on the passage
3.One full page of Reading Comprehension questions based on the passage
4.Two-page student activity on the political philosophies of Hobb, Locke, and Rousseau that requires student opinions on government.
5.One Word Search Puzzle
6.Teacher Answer Key
1.One full page article on the Fourth of July and The Declaration of Independence
2.One full page of Vocabulary Activities based on the passage
3.One full page of Reading Comprehension questions based on the passage
4.Two-page student activity on the political philosophies of Hobb, Locke, and Rousseau that requires student opinions on government.
5.One Word Search Puzzle
6.Teacher Answer Key
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