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1 Unit 1 American Revolution

2 You have 5 minutes to look up as much info as you can on 1 of the people listed on the white board.
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Samuel Adams, Abigail Smith Adams, Benedict Arnold, Mary Draper, Benjamin Franklin, King George William Frederick, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, Thomas Paine Entry Task

3 What did you find? Share Out

4 About Me Curtis High School University Place, WA
Captain of the girls swim team B.A. in Communication & History and a Master’s from UW HUGE Husky football fan Worked for ACS for 4 years 5th year teaching Daughter: Sloane Harper McCarville

5 Textbook Feature Analysis
Complete the chart to familiarize yourself with the textbook. Complete sentences NOT needed. Use the reading guide to help Chapter 5 Notes

6 Chapter 5 Notes Reading Guide Guided Notes
I’ll model the first page for you Finish the chapter on your own – DUE 9/18 Chapter 5 Notes

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