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Federalists &
Anti-Federalists
(Easy)
From: Stanford History Educational Group (S.H.E.G)
Grade Level: (MS), (HS)
Remote Ready: With Modifications
Time: Less than 1 class period
Length of Reading: Paragraphs
Federalists & Anti-Federalists
2 very short primary sources. Alexander Hamilton argues for the Federalist position. Melancton argues the Anti-Federalist position. Both docs combined fill barely a page. Students fill out a graphic organizer.
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Grade Level: (MS), (HS)
- We put these in parentheses because there is no specified age group for the activity.
- However, we think it would be excellent for Middle School (MS) and High School (HS) students.
Remote Ready: With Modifications
- Links to the reading assignments can easily be emailed or posted for students.
- Paraphrase questions into your LMS so you can grade student’s written answers online rather than in an email or on a worksheet. Or if a graphic organizer is amazingly well done, you could have your students take a picture of their completed work and email it to you or upload it to your LMS.
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