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Exploring New York's Military Heritage
Students explore West Point, Fort Drum, the New York National Guard, and the state’s military contributions from the American Revolution to today.
$3.99USD · Digital download
Students explore West Point, Fort Drum, the New York National Guard, and the state’s military contributions from the American Revolution to today. The resource includes informational text, vocabulary, key locations, a timeline, and comprehension questions.
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- Students will identify important military sites in New York.
- Students will summarize New York’s contributions to American military history.
- Students will define key military and civic vocabulary.
- Students will explain how communities honor and support veterans.
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