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Roberta McCutcheon has been
teaching history for thirty years and has received
several awards as a high school teacher including
the DAR New York City Chapter American History Teacher
of the Year Award and the Delta Kappa Gamma Golden
Apple Award in recognition of outstanding excellence
in education. She is currently teaching at Trevor
Day School in New York City and is Chair of the
Upper School History Department. Her focus is American
history.
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Fred Freitas has been teaching for thirty-seven
years, the last thirty-three of which have been
at Gates Intermediate School, in Scituate, MA. He
has served as a Trustee of the Scituate Historical
Society and has co-authored three books on local
history. |
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 Lesson
Plan 1: High School |
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This lesson will fulfill
the following NCHS National Standards for History:
Era 4: Standards 3A and 3B: The
extension, restriction, and reorganization of political
democracy after 1800.
Era 5: Standard 1A: Civil War
and Reconstruction - The Causes of the Civil War. |
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Plan 2: Middle School |
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This lesson will fulfill the following NCHS
National Standards for History:
Era 3: Standard 2: The impact of the American Revolution on politics, the economy, and society
Era 3: Standard 3: The institutions and practices of government created during the revolution and how they were revised between 1787 and 1815 to create the foundation of the American political system based on the United States Constitution.
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