Early Years of the American Revolution

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create a slide show for under the standard students . include a Do now The following is a summary of a document named 26e496e8-fc81-414e-8fda-ccd4c64ba9c7%2Fuser_uploads%2FUyjtrBgSGYGPHQ855Qrp5?alt=media&token=c4f041cf-b051-4dc5-b929-bebcdb0265f0: The document outlines key events and dynamics during the early years of the American Revolution, focusing particularly on the early battles, the opposing sides, and turning points of the conflict. **Opposing Sides**: The American Revolution featured...

This teacher guide outlines the logistics and materials necessary for a 45-50 minute lesson on the early years of the American Revolution. It focuses on student engagement through interactive activities and critical analysis of military strategies, specifically highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of both British and Continental forces. The lesson includes a 'Do Now' quick-write to stimulate discussion, an overview of key battles such as the Battle of Bunker Hill, the critical turning point of Saratoga, and the contrast between Patriots and Loyalists. Additionally, it encourages students to connect military outcomes to diplomatic consequences, emphasizing the significance of the victory at Saratoga in gaining French support. Activities include a timeline creation task and reflection questions to deepen understanding of the impact these early battles had on the war's outcome.