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The Historical Method: Tier 2 Understanding History Through Common Themes Establishment of the essential themes of history and determination of their presence: Foundations of Freedom Creation of an American Culture Conflict and Compromise Political and Social Movements America on the World Stage Analyzing of the essential themes in different periods of history and across history

Students will analyze the primary documents: “O’Captin, My Captain,” by Walt Wittman “The Conquered Banner,” by Abram Joseph Ryan

June 24, 1865

Attachments Whitman Civil War Poem.PDF SPEC (O'Captin, My Captin and The Conquered Banner).doc SPEC the FREE WORLD.docx SPEC (student example 1).PDF SPEC (student example 2).PDF SPEC the Free World (student example).PDF