The American Revolution Curriculum Workbook: Student Edition (World History Curriculum Workbooks)

Title: The American Revolution Curriculum Workbook Description: “The American Revolution Curriculum Workbook” is a comprehensive educational resource designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the key people, events, and themes surrounding the American Revolution. This workbook features articles and questions covering a wide range of topics related to this pivotal period in American history, offering engaging and informative content to enhance learning both in and out of the classroom. Key Topics Covered: Aaron Burr Abigail Adams Alexander Hamilton American Revolution Daily Life American Revolution Spies Articles of Confederation Battle of Bunker Hill Battle of Cowpens Battle of Fort Ticonderoga Battle of Germantown Battle of Guilford Courthouse Battle of Long Island Battle of Saratoga Battle of Waxhaws Battle of White Marsh Battle of Yorktown Battles of Lexington & Concord Ben Franklin Benedict Arnold Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party British Loyalists Causes of the American Revolution Charles Cornwallis Colonial Patriots Declaration of Independence George Washington Green Mountain Boys Hessian Soldiers Horatio Gates Intolerable Acts John Adams Loyalists after the War Marquis de Lafayette Martha Washington Molly Pitcher Nathanael Greene Patrick Henry Paul Revere Revolutionary American Allies Revolutionary Generals & Leaders Revolutionary War Soldiers Revolutionary War Uniforms Revolutionary Weapons & Battle Tactics Samuel Adams Sir Banastre Tarleton Sons of Liberty Stamp Act The Continental Congress The Treaty of Paris The United States Flag Thomas Jefferson Thomas Paine Townshend Acts Valley Forge Washington Crossing the Delaware Women during the Revolution With engaging articles and thought-provoking questions, “The American Revolution Curriculum Workbook” is an invaluable resource for educators, students, and anyone interested in delving deeper into the rich history of the American Revolution. Whether used in the classroom or for independent study, this workbook provides a comprehensive overview of this transformative period in American history.