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Did you check your answers? How many questions did you get right? |

In case you got some questions wrong, did you revise your answer? |

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ANSWER KEY
Use it just to check your answers and revise them if necessary

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8TH STUDY GUIDE - FINAL TEST - ANSWER KEY

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If you feel ready for the test, you can go further now.
Watch the videos below and write a short paragraph answering the posed question and presenting arguments:
HOW REVOLUTIONARY WAS THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION?

Share your answer on Google Classroom

Video - How Revolutionary was the American Revolution?

Expectation:

RUBRIC FOR OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS:

WATCH OUT!

Check out the rubric (expectations) of a good answer:

Checklist: Mark an X in those topics YOU DID.

(   ) Minimum of 50 words

(   ) You rephrased the question to introduce your answer.

(    ) You stated an idea that has a beginning, development, and ending.

(   ) You provided at least 2 examples related to your main idea.

(   ) You checked your answer for grammar or spelling mistakes.

(   ) You checked the punctuation of your text.

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What about doing these review exercises?

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What about doing these review exercises?

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Create a doc on Google Classroom and turn in your answers there.

1 - How did the Intolerable Acts contribute to sparking the American Revolution?

2 - What is the main difference between the First and the Second Continental Congress?

3 - What was Paine's Common Sense important?

4 - What are the main terms of the Declaration of Independence?

5 - What are the limits of the Declaration of Independence?

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ESSENTIAL STUDY - Which material can you use to study? 

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ESSENTIAL STUDY - Which material can you use to study? 

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Trunity Book - Module 12, Lesson 4

The First Continental Congress (video)
The Second Continental Congress (video)
Declaration of Independence (video)

American Revolution (slides)

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- Analyze the causes of the American Revolution, especially the Intolerable Acts and its clauses;
- Identify and compare the main characteristics, goals, resolutions, and documents of each Continental Congress (1st and 2nd);
- Analyze the goal and impact of Paine's Common Sensen
- Analyze the Declaration of Independence and its limitations.