Use maps, timelines, sources, or data to answer questions about politics and society.

Use maps, timelines, sources, or data to answer questions about politics and society.

Social Studies

Middle School

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American Revolution

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Compare examples involving revolutionary leaders and explain important similarities or differences.

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Explain causes, effects, or relationships connected to Boston Tea Party.

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