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American History Unit: Westward Expansion Lesson Plan #19: Texas War of Independence Objective SWBT explain how the Texas war of Independence as part of the Western Expansion of U.S.

American History Unit: Westward Expansion Lesson Plan #19: Texas War of Independence Agenda Do Now Discuss Do Now Mini-lesson PPT: Intro and Texas War & Alamo – Highlight PPT: Questions and answers Video: Summary Video: Excerpt of Davy Crocket

DO NOW Can you think of any reason why you might want to leave your home and move to another place? Why? Write about 5 minutes to explain.

DO NOW Who were the Texans trying to gain freedom from?

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