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War of 1812: Perspectives, Causes, and Consequences Primary Source, CER & Lesson

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America's "forgotten war" was anything but — it nearly broke the country before it began. In this activity, students dig into the causes of the War of 1812, weigh competing perspectives from War Hawks, Peace Doves, and Tecumseh's confederacy, and decide for themselves whether the fight was worth it. What Students Will LearnThe five causes that pushed the United States into the War of 1812Why Americans were deeply divided over whether to fightHow Tecumseh and the Native American confederacy respo

7th - 12th

Native Americans, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History

CCSS

RH.9-10.1

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Art and Architecture of the Americas and Africa - Group Project

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Andy Runyan

This is a MS Word document that details an art and architecture project related to tribal cultures in the Americas and Africa. It has been used primarily for AP Art History, but could also be used in a World History, Geography or Art setting. Cultures included in the Project: 1. Maya 2. Aztec 3. Inca 4. Central Andean Culture (Nazca, Moche, Chavin) 5. North American Indian 6. Sub-Saharan Africa (Nok, Benin) Students are divided into groups and required to make a 10-20 minute unit to teach to t

7th - 12th

Art History, Native Americans, World History

TED Talk: Why was the US Government Obsessed with this Animal?- Andrew C. Isenbe

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Aurora Originals

This TED-Ed companion resource examines the deliberate extermination of bison in the 19th century and its use as a tactic to undermine Plains Indigenous nations. Featuring 20 thoughtful discussion questions, an extended writing prompt, and a debate topic on reparations and land return, this resource is ideal for high school or college courses in U.S. history, Indigenous studies, environmental science, or ethics. Students will explore how ecological destruction was tied to colonization—and how mo

9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Environment, Native Americans, U.S. History