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Constitution & Early Republic Bundle | U.S. History | Google Slides

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This is where things almost fell apart—and somehow still worked. The Early Republic & Expansion Bundle takes students from the shaky foundation of the Constitution through the chaos of early leadership and westward growth. Instead of memorizing disconnected events, students see how power, policy, and expansion shaped the country in real time. ✨ What’s Included: ✔️ Constitution & Ratification ✔️ Early Republic (Washington, Adams, Jefferson) ✔️ Jacksonian Democracy ✔️ Manifest Destiny & W

7th - 12th

Civics, Government, U.S. History

Hamilton Purpose, Style, & Language | Diction, Syntax, & Rhetoric Practice

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Sharper Together

Hook your students with the power of Hamilton while building critical ELA skills! This engaging lesson guides students through a close reading and lyrical analysis of the song “Alexander Hamilton” from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway hit. Perfect for analyzing diction, tone, figurative language, syntax, and rhetorical appeals in a high-interest, contemporary context. What’s Included: 8 fully editable Google Slides™ WITH SUGGESTED ANSWERS LINKED ON THE FIRST SLIDE! Brief background on the mus

8th - 12th

Close Reading, Literature, Other (ELA)

CCSS

CCRA.R.1

, CCRA.R.4

, CCRA.R.6

Declaration of Independence "Break Up Letter" Writing Activity

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Within and Without by Mrs. Storms

My favorite way to introduce the Declaration of Independence is by reading a "break up letter" that I "found" in my classroom... the buy in is immediate and the students take that excitement with them as they begin to read and analyze the text. Framing the Declaration this way helps students to better understand Jefferson's rhetorical choices and organization of the text. This source is fully digital and can be edited to best fit the needs of your students. It includes: - Organizational notes

9th - 12th

Reading, U.S. History, Writing