Understanding the Feudal System
This four-page worksheet introduces the feudal system and examines the roles, responsibilities, power, and relationships among monarchs, nobles, knights, and peasants.
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Abraham Lincoln: The New Salem Years
Explore Abraham Lincoln’s experiences in New Salem from 1831–1837 through historical context, a timeline, vocabulary, and primary-source analysis.
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Explore Abraham Lincoln’s experiences in New Salem from 1831–1837 through historical context, a timeline, vocabulary, and primary-source analysis. Students examine how his work, military leadership, reputation, and self-education shaped his early career.
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- Students will analyze how New Salem influenced Lincoln’s character and career.
- Students will identify key events in Lincoln’s New Salem years.
- Students will define vocabulary related to Lincoln’s early life.
- Students will interpret a primary source about Lincoln’s arrival in New Salem.
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