Page:Resources LibraryArrow iconCurriculum:Building a Self-Governing People: Civics & US History for Middle SchoolUnit 2 – American Revolution (1763-1783)Icon based on badge text6 LessonsWhat were the circumShow moreSave to My LibraryShareLessonsPrevious slideNext slideLessonRising TensionsWhat were the main causes of tension between Great Britain and the colonies? LessonViews of British Rule before the Revolution2 ActivitiesHow did British and colonial perspectives on taxation, representation, and self-governance compare in the decades leading up to the American Revolution? LessonBattles of the Revolution1 ActivitiesWhat were the key events and turning points of the American Revolution? LessonRevolutionary War Story MapWhat were the key events and turning points of the American Revolution? LessonThe Articles of ConfederationExplore the purpose, structure, and flaws of the Articles of Confederation.LessonWhat’s in the Articles of Confederation?1 ActivitiesHow did the Articles of Confederation address the challenges the new nation faced?
LessonViews of British Rule before the Revolution2 ActivitiesHow did British and colonial perspectives on taxation, representation, and self-governance compare in the decades leading up to the American Revolution?
LessonBattles of the Revolution1 ActivitiesWhat were the key events and turning points of the American Revolution?
LessonRevolutionary War Story MapWhat were the key events and turning points of the American Revolution?
LessonThe Articles of ConfederationExplore the purpose, structure, and flaws of the Articles of Confederation.
LessonWhat’s in the Articles of Confederation?1 ActivitiesHow did the Articles of Confederation address the challenges the new nation faced?
