Native Americans, Women and Black Soldiers in the Revolutionary War

Description

The classroom version of this lesson includes three infographics that describe the experience of Native Americans, African Americans and Women during the Revolutionary War. Students can visit the infographics with stations or they can view the infographics through Google Classroom. If printed, the posters measure 11×17. I tried my best to write these with information that would engage the students with the stories of the Revolutionary War.

The digital version of the lesson has a choice board for students with 13 slides discussing the experiences of Native Americans, African Americans and Women during the Revolutionary War. See the video preview for more details.

I utilize this lesson in conjunction with my Journey through the Revolutionary War. Also check out my free Declaration of Independence close reading activity.

NYS Standards:

7.3d – The outcome of the American Revolution was influenced by military strategies, geographic considerations, the involvement of the Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) and other Native American groups in the war, and aid from other nations. The Treaty of Paris (1783) established the terms of peace.

Everything you need is included with this purchase! Just print and teach!

Included in this resource:

• A PowerPoint Version of the handouts (editable)
• A PDF Version of the slides and handouts (not editable)
• A Google Slides Version of the handouts (you can make a copy of you want to make your own edits)
• A link to the digital version of the lesson in Google Slides.
• A link to the handouts and posters in Google Slides
• A Detailed Lesson Plan

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