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Revolutionary War: a soldier's story /complete materials
Introduce your students to Samuel Overton, a free man of color who joined the North Carolina Continental Line and fought for independence in the Revolutionary War. Samuel Overton, a real historical person, joined for a three-year commitment in the early days of the revolution but stayed on until independence was achieved. He was present at pivotal events including Valley Forge, the Siege of Charleston, and the British surrender at Yorktown. Based on genealogical research and historical documents
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Black History, Reading, U.S. History
Revolutionary War: a soldiers story/No Turning Back
In No Turning Back, Samuel Overton tells his story of joining the North Carolina Continental Line and fighting in the Revolutionary War as a free man of color. This creative retelling of the life of a real person can be used in various ways, for example as a reading piece for children or young people to enter into the story of an individual who chose to fight for independence, or as the script for a dramatic reading. No Turning Back can be used on its own in the classroom or as a companion to th
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Black History, Reading, U.S. History
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