Answer DISCUSS IT with a Flipgrid video.
Unit Goals- Complete on pg. 276
Academic Vocab...
Answer DISCUSS IT with a Flipgrid video.
Unit Goals- Complete on pg. 276
Academic Vocabulary: Informative Text pg. 277
Word
Mentor Sentences
Predict Meaning
Related Words
informational
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valid Knowledge/ facts that can be talked about
Inform, informative
inquire
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To Look into
Investigate. Probe, look
vertabrim
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Quoting speech word for word
Literally, word for word
deduction
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To take away from
subtraction, withdrawal
specific
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Being explicit to something
Particular , certain
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People are motivated to struggle for change when their problems are intolerable. People decide to change when they reach the realization that they want to do better.
Launch Activity pg. 280
The struggle for freedom is _beneficial__, _harsh__, and _devastating__.
Post your three answers on this padlet. Include your name and period on each of your sticky notes.
Unit 3 Historical Perspectives
Comprehension Check- Answer in complete sentences. Do not begin your answers with pronouns, and rephrase each question in your answer. Highlight your answers yellow.
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How did the economy of the United States change during this period?
What did the Civil War decide about the relationship between state governments and the central government?
How did the expansion of the frontier affect Native Americans?
What are three causes that reformers fought for during this period?
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