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Revolutionary War Us Studies:     more books (100)

Revolutionary War Days: Discover the Past with Exciting Projects, Games, Activities, and Recipes by David C. King, 2001-06-14 Women's Letters: America from the Revolutionary War to the Present by Lisa Grunwald, Stephen J. Adler, 2009-01-16 "Let a Common Interest Bind Us Together": Associations, Partisanship, and Culture in Philadelphia, 1775-1840 (Jeffersonian America) by Albrecht Koschnik, 2007-06-18 The Revolutionary War Era by Randall Huff, 2004-12-30 The Indians in American Society: From the Revolutionary War to the Present by Francis Paul Prucha, 1985-11-14 British Poetry and the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars: Visions of Conflict by Simon Bainbridge, 2003-10-30 Before The War - Viscount Haldane by Viscount Haldane, 2010-02-16 Revolutionary Women in the War for American Independence by Lincoln Diamant, 1998-09-30 Death or Liberty : African Americans and Revolutionary America by Douglas R. Egerton, 2008-12-30 Peter's War: A New England Slave Boy and the American Revolution by Joyce Lee Malcolm, 2009-02-03 THE LAST TESTIMONIES OF AFRICAN AMERICANS SENTENCED TO DEATH: FROM REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA TO THE CIVIL-WAR. Stories of Faith and Courage from the Revolutionary War by Jane Hampton Cook, 2010-10-05 Hitler: Study of a Revolutionary? by Martyn Housden, 2009-03-10 The World War and What was Behind It by Louis Paul Bénézet, 2010-03-01

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1. U.S. History Lesson Plans Native American Studies (5-7, CK). Core Knowledge Nati
   revolutionary war Links revolutionary war Books revolutionary war revolutionary war, regional revolutionary war Timeline. 1764 to 1775 created by the Library of Congress. us  
   http://members.aol.com/MrDonnHistory/American.html

2. Kathy Schrock's Guide For Educators - American History
   A categorized, annotated list of over 2000 sites to help educators, teachers, and parents enhance instruction and support the curriculum. Academic Info us History Home Page Index Native American studies; (primary level). Railroad History; (primary level). revolutionary war Battles of the war  
   http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/history/hista.html

3. American Revolutionary War PowerPoint Presentation Social Studies Lesson Plan, T
   A Lesson Plans Page lesson plan, lesson idea, thematic unit, or activity. Vote For us American revolutionary war PowerPoint Presentation. By Michelle Anderson. Subject - Social studies, Language Arts,  
   http://www.lessonplanspage.com/SSLACIRevolutionaryWarPowerPointPres58.htm

4. Mr. Hostetler's Home Page
   After 23 years of teaching social studies at the City of Orrville Home Page us CensusBureau Military History (French and Indian war, revolutionary war and war  
   http://members.aol.com/hoseyht/
   
   Extractions: Social Studies Web Page Greetings to all across America and the world who use this web page. It was created to help students (and parents) find information for school. There are also some links that are just for amusement. Have fun! Welcome to the 2002-2003 school year and best wishes to you! After 23 years of teaching social studies at the 8th grade level, I am now in my third year of teaching senior Government at Orrville High School in Ohio. I hope that one day you will be able to have a job that you like as much as I like mine. I have 4 classes of "regular" government and 2 AP (Advanced Placement) government classes. I continue to feature 8th grade history links for the time period 1490-1815 (which can be found in the lower half of this site), as well as many new links in the current events and government categories.

5. Social Studies
   http//www.newbedford.k12.ma.us/elementary/casimir.htm explainsthe contributions of Casimir Pulaski to the revolutionary war.  
   http://web54.sd54.k12.il.us/schools/nerge/jpere/PerePage9.htm
   
   Extractions: Back to Home Page Go to Museum Directions Page Go to the Evaluation Rubric for this project Click here to see our Revolutionary War Online Museums in progress!!! Historical Maps From Early America - Archiving Early America - Has maps from the times during and shortly after the Revolutionary War - has information about how the constitutional convention worked. Also has links to copies of historical documents created in the early days of our country. The History Place - English Colonial Era - a timeline of events leading up to the Revolutionary War (1700-1763) The History Place - Prelude to Revolution - a timeline of events before and during the Revolutionary War (1763-1775) The History Place - American Revolution - a timeline of events during the Revolutionary War (1775-1776) The History Place - An Unlikely Victory 1777-1783 - a timeline of events after the Revolutionary War American Revolution - an outline of the strengths and weaknesses of both sides, as well as the major events of the war. Also has a link to a chart that summarizes the major events of the war.

6. This Page Has Moved!
   Subjects Social studies History U.S. History org/ elib/ Themes/ Revolutionary_ War_ People/ br Contacts Ron Goral, rgoral@madison.k12.wi.us and Joanne Lenburg,  
   http://www.mmsd.org/elib/Themes/Revolutionary_War_People

7. Student Links | Social Studies | US History
   revolutionary war Time Line This revolutionary war time line is World war I An exhaustivesite that includes time a great place to get us History information  
   http://www.tomsnyder.com/classroom/timelineronline/slssush.html

8. Glencoe Online Social Studies Web Resources: U.S. History
   The revolutionary war A Journey Towards Freedom! Explore this onlineresource of the American revolutionary war. This site was  
   http://www.glencoe.com/sec/socialstudies/webresources/ushist.html
   
   Extractions: Provides teachers with a full range of resources and activities to support the teaching of landmark Supreme Court cases, helping students explore the key issues of each case. The "Resources" section features basic building blocks such as background summaries and excerpts of opinions that can be used in multiple ways. The "Activities" section contains a range of short activities and in-depth lessons that can be completed with students. The Web site features key cases mandated by state standards. Native American Resources

9. Web Resources, Celebrating Freedom Resources, Social Studies, Glencoe
   The revolutionary war This site features links for students and teachers to learn TheConstitution, The Bill of Rights Core Documents of us Democracy This site  
   http://www.glencoe.com/sec/socialstudies/celebratingfreedom/web.shtml
   
   Extractions: Provides teachers with a full range of resources and activities to support the teaching of landmark Supreme Court cases, helping students explore the key issues of each case. The "Resources" section features basic building blocks such as background summaries and excerpts of opinions that can be used in multiple ways. The "Activities" section contains a range of short activities and in-depth lessons that can be completed with students. The Web site features key cases mandated by state standards.

10. Social Studies - 3rd Grade - The Revolutionary War
    students will revisit their second grade studies identifying those of the United Statesduring the revolutionary war era BENCHMARK 16.D.2a (us) The learner will  
    http://www.ccsd146.k12.il.us/internet_curriculum/3_parent/P_3_revwar.html
    
    Extractions: The learner will be able to understand the events (Proclamation of 1763, imposed taxation, etc.) that created tension between the British and the colonists. The period of time in this strand is approximately 1770-1776 taking in the Boston Massacre, the Boston Tea Party, and the ride of Paul Revere. Teachers can review students' learning from second grade in this strand by using a KWL. The emphasis of the strand is on those events from the settling of America that created tension between the colonists and the British to events that escalated the conflict that eventually led to war. BENCHMARK 16.B.2b (US)

11. Hotlist: Kids Did This!
    Contains many resources for things like the war of 1812 or how people in ancient china lived.Category Kids and Teens School Time Social studies History Grade Social studies Projects; Stamp on Black History; Prairie Chickens and IllinoisBirds; Civil war Projects; us History Timeline; American revolutionary war; New  
    http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/hotlists/kid-hist.html

12. Resources Of Interest For H-MMedia
    revolutionary war Web Site; The us Civil war Center; World war II Resources; Horus'World Wide Web Links to History Resources Over 1700 Links; Women's studies  
    http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~mmedia/resource.html

13. Resources Of Interest For H-High-S
    American revolutionary war Web Site; The us Civil war Center; Horus' World WideWeb Links to History Resources Over 1700 Links; Women's studies Resources  
    http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~highs/resources/

14. Social Studies - Greece Olympia High School
    Memory Collection American Slave Narratives American studies Web Archiving DataSocial Data of the us Hotlist of revolutionary war Stuff Inaugural  
    http://www.greeceny.com/ol/soc_1.htm

15. Jiskha Homework Help - Social Studies: U.S. History: Washington Crossing Delawar
    Things didn't turn out for Loyalist. Most were treated badly wherever they wentand did. This well planned fight helped us in winning revolutionary war.  
    http://www.jiskha.com/social_studies/us_history/washington_crossing_delawa.html
    
    Extractions: March 31, 2002, 12:30 p.m. ET When winter came in 1776, the hope for fighting for independence vanished. Many men left Washington because they thought his plans were foolish. He had a very trustworthy army on the night they crossed the Delaware River. They had hope in their leader George Washington. George Washington planned to attack Trenton on Christmas night. Many thought this plan was crazy, others were going to fight with George Washington to the end. They were the most reliable army that Washington had ever had. Most of Washington's men were injured, starving and cold. It was Christmas; snow covered the land as if it was a blanket. That night George Washington and his troops crossed the river. This well planned fight helped us in winning revolutionary war. This revolution would have ended if Washington and his troops waited for the Hessians to attack. This is because when the water froze up and turned into ice, Britain and Hessians force would unite and would overpower the Americans. There was nothing to lose. They were already losing the revolution its might as well fight until death. The British army and Hessian army had an overwhelming number of troops over that will overcome the Americans. Washington's great ideas assisted in revolutionizing our government. Our government today knows, as the Federal Government is very effective in many ways. Our government power is divided into three branches which is better than having a monarchy. A king would have owned this land if this crossing wasn't made. This government is so regimented that the United States of America still uses this form of government today.

16. New American Studies Web
    and war Latin America Military Nuclear Issues revolutionary war World war I Worldwar II, Center for Doctrine Library Digital library of us army training  
    http://cfdev.georgetown.edu/cndls/asw/aswlinks.cfm?head1=War and Imperialism&hea

17. Social Studies Links
    History Archive University of Texas us History Maps. Trials French and Indian warThe American Revolution (17751783) revolutionary war A Journey  
    http://www.isbe.net/secondaryed/Social Studies/List of Links.htm

18. History And Social Studies
    Small directory of educational sites for the student, genealogist and family historian.Category Society History Education related to Ancient, World and us History. Notable Women Ancestors Women's StudiesResources on American Revolution and The revolutionary war * The American  
    http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/history.htm

19. 5th Grade Social Studies Curriculum
    war, An internet exploration of the American revolutionary war. GENERAL SOCIAL STUDIESRESOURCES ACADEMY OF ACHIEVEMENT The Site dedicated to the us Flag and the  
    http://www.ccsd.k12.wy.us/Social Studies/05/socstudies.html
    
    Extractions: WHERE IS THAT FUNBRAIN will show you maps. For each screen, identify the correct country (or state). Check the correct box or type in the name (spelling counts). GEOGRAPHY LABEL ME! Label the states of the Midwest, the Northeast, the South, the West; label the states and their capitals Grahpic Maps Print outline maps with different projections, locations, and statistics. Search "The List" for color maps of continents, lakes and rivers, mountains, and more! Postcardsfrom.com Picture postcards from each state contain photographs combined with other graphic elements to give an impression of each state. Search the States Test your knowledge of the United States! Requires Java The State Report Section of Classbrain State report resources. Templates, clipart and other resources are available. The websites gathered for each state include the official state websites USA Atlas Maps and Geography of theUS Maps and geographical information for every state, Start your search for maps and information here.

20. US Anabaptists During The Revolutionary War
    us Anabaptists during the revolutionary war. The following material is excerptedfrom the fifth grade social studies course produced by Christian Light  
    http://www.anabaptists.org/history/rev-war.html
    
    Extractions: during the Revolutionary War The following material is excerpted from the fifth grade social studies course produced by Christian Light Publications The Loyalists. Not all the people could say "Amen" to independence. A sizable minority stayed loyal to King George. These loyalists were called Tories by the revolutionaries. Why did the Tories stay loyal? Some Tories supported the king because they thought the revolutionaries were rabble-rousers. In their minds democracy meant mob rule, tarring and feathering, and destruction of property. Other loyalists agreed with the patriots about "no taxation without representation." But they wanted to solve the dispute in such a way as to remain in the British Empire. Independence went too far for them. The patriots considered all loyalists traitors. Most of the new states passed laws taking away the loyalists' property. Patriot mobs attacked prominent Tories. Those found helping the British were imprisoned. To escape mistreatment, many loyalists fled to areas held by the British army. Around 100,000 went to Canada. But most stayed and tried not to attract any notice. To uncover these secret Tories, the states required everyone to swear an oath of allegiance. Some angry loyalists served in the British army. The Revolutionary War was actually America's first civil war in which brother killed brother.

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