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Maryland Patriots and Loyalists: |
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Grade Level/Content Area/Unit: |
Grade 5 Social Studies: Americans and the Revolution |
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Focus: Enduring Understanding or Essential Question |
Students will interpret and organize information from primary and secondary sources in order to examine the issues and various viewpoints of Loyalists and Patriots during the Revolutionary War. |
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Subject Area Content Standards/ Core LearningGoals |
History: Analyze views, lives and contributions of significant people of the Revolutionary period. Analyze the turning points in the Revolutionary War and the importance of aid from France and Spain in the American Victory.
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Learners use skills, resources and tools to:
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Standards for Students (International Society for Technology in Education) |
Standard 5: Technology research tools
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