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Use this Primary Source Analysis Activity to address the standards while helping your students gain a better understanding of the Progressive Era Reformers.
Students can inspect vivid images, decipher varying quotes, and investigate original documents with guiding questions. A wrap-up question asks students to make comparisons to current events. Since answers will vary, an answer key is NOT provided.
May be used as a class assignment, homework assignment, assessment, or as a small group response activity.
Topics Included:
Progressive Era
Progressive Reformers
Child Labor
Labor Unions
Women's Rights
Upton Sinclair's The Jungle
Muckrakers
Anti-Lynching Activism
Skills Practiced:
Primary Source Analysis
Image Analysis
Historical Thinking
Reading for Content
Historical Inquiry
Cause & Effect
Comparison
Writing to show understanding and application of knowledge
See the full U.S. History Primary Source Analysis Bundle!
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US Legislative Document Analysis Bundle - Ideal supplement to cover the political and legislative changes through American history.
Supreme Court Cases Analysis Bundle - This is a great set of cases to help students investigate the types of cases that make it to the Supreme Court and the impact they have on American citizen's daily lives.
American Speeches Analysis Bundle - Classic American Speeches help students analyze the impact of powerful and powerless Americans as they try to bring change to the country through the power of the word!
World History Primary Source Analysis Bundle - Review key topics in World History as students practice the skill of analysis with this ready-to-print bundle.
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Progressive Era Reformers Primary Source Analysis Activity Lesson
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What others say
Description
Use this Primary Source Analysis Activity to address the standards while helping your students gain a better understanding of the Progressive Era Reformers.
Students can inspect vivid images, decipher varying quotes, and investigate original documents with guiding questions. A wrap-up question asks students to make comparisons to current events. Since answers will vary, an answer key is NOT provided.
May be used as a class assignment, homework assignment, assessment, or as a small group response activity.
Topics Included:
Progressive Era
Progressive Reformers
Child Labor
Labor Unions
Women's Rights
Upton Sinclair's The Jungle
Muckrakers
Anti-Lynching Activism
Skills Practiced:
Primary Source Analysis
Image Analysis
Historical Thinking
Reading for Content
Historical Inquiry
Cause & Effect
Comparison
Writing to show understanding and application of knowledge
See the full U.S. History Primary Source Analysis Bundle!
Related Resources:
US Legislative Document Analysis Bundle - Ideal supplement to cover the political and legislative changes through American history.
Supreme Court Cases Analysis Bundle - This is a great set of cases to help students investigate the types of cases that make it to the Supreme Court and the impact they have on American citizen's daily lives.
American Speeches Analysis Bundle - Classic American Speeches help students analyze the impact of powerful and powerless Americans as they try to bring change to the country through the power of the word!
World History Primary Source Analysis Bundle - Review key topics in World History as students practice the skill of analysis with this ready-to-print bundle.
Buying from Michele Luck’s Social Studies
If you like this resource, please leave feedback. If you have any questions or concerns, please email me at michele@micheleluckssocialstudies.com to let me know!
You may also want to browse through my TpT Store for other rigorous and collaborative Social Studies resources that can make your in-class or digital and distance learning classroom more interactive for all students!
Thank you for downloading. Happy Teaching!
