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Exploring Viewpoints of the American Revolution- Ms. Fortin



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Your Role

Historian/ Journalist

-  You will be responsible for gathering useful and relevant 
information regarding the various perspectives of individuals 
involved in the American Revolution.
-  You will make judgements about source, bias and perspective as you 
evaluate the information that you find.
-  You will conduct three interviews with real or ficticious 
individuals representing various viewpoints, based upon your research.
-  You will prepare written transcripts of your interviews.
-  You will form your own opinion on the matter substantiated by 
facts uncovered in your research and share that opinion in an 
editorial.
-   You will contribute positively to our classroom debate on the 
American Revolution.

Internet Links


Patriot's Perspective
http://www.inmind.com/schools/lessons/PatrickHenry/life.html

Patriot's Perspective
http://www.history.hanover.edu/texts/adamss.html

Patriot's Perspective
http://www.colonialhall,combiodoi.asp

Loyalist's Perspective
http://www.royalprovincial.com/military

Loyalist's Perspective
http://www.users.erols.com/candidus/overview.htm

Great on all aspects of American Revolution
http://history.evansville.net/revoluti.html#American%20Revolution

Good Resource Site
http://gettysburg.edu/response/ref/revwar.html

Best Overall American Revolution Site
http://www.kidinfi.com/American_History/American_Revolution.htm

Other Resources

Be sure to use some of the many primary source readers we have in the 
classroom.  Also, make sure to sign them out if you need to take them 
home!


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