US 1763-1815
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Revolution Early Republic, 1763-1815
The assessments below focus on people and events during the American Revolution and Early Republic eras, 1763-1815. Sources included here address the development of an American identity that was separate from Great Britain, along with sources that discuss the creation of the new United States. Some of these source topics include reasons for the Revolution, debates over the U.S. Constitution, and events during the War of 1812.
- STANDARD 1 ASSESSMENTS (CITE EVIDENCE)
- STANDARD 2 ASSESSMENTS (DETERMINE CENTRAL IDEA)
- STANDARD 3 ASSESSMENTS (ANALYZE STEPS OR SERIES OF DETAILS)
- STANDARD 4 ASSESSMENTS (DETERMINE WORD OR PHRASE MEANING)
- STANDARD 5 ASSESSMENTS (ANALYZE STRUCTURE)
- STANDARD 6 ASSESSMENTS (ANALYZE POINT OF VIEW)
- STANDARD 7 ASSESSMENTS (INTEGRATE INFORMATION FROM DIVERSE FORMATS)
- STANDARD 8 ASSESSMENTS (EVALUATE OR COMPARE CLAIMS)
- STANDARD 9 ASSESSMENTS (COMPARE AND CONTRAST SOURCES)