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Christopher Johnson
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DOL..i Will be able to Identify the Causes and Effects of Mexican independence on Texas history by getting ⅘ practice questions right
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Do Now
What do you think a revolution is, and how does it relate to the concept of independence?
Stem: I think the term revolution means __________ and i think it relates to the
independence because ___________
Response
Card
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Think, Pair, Share
Think
Use the SOAPS strategy to read over this excerpt from the “Grito
de Dolores” a famous speech that was a rallying cry for the
Mexican Independence Movement. We will use the speech to
figure out the cause of the war
Pair and Share
Share your SOAPS with your Shoulder Partner
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Example
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Events of the Mexican War for Independence
Think
Use the Printed Events Page to learn about the events of the
Mexican War for Independence.
We will go through each page and complete the corresponding part
of the Timeline.
Pair : Your Shoulder Partner
Share:
Share Your Response with your partner.
Think,Pair,Share
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Response Card
Read the information on the 1821 page and Respond to the
Following Question.
What happened in 1821 and why should we remember it?
Stems:
In 1821, ...
This year is important because...
Also, ...
Finally, ...
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Table Talk
Share your Response Card answer to your Table Talk group:
Each member will share for 30 Sec
We will start with Front Left Person then Go clockwise
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DOL
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Multiple Choice
This man was a key figure in beginning the revolution - he gave a famous speech called "El Grito del Dolores" to encourage people to fight for freedom.
Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla
Dolores Grito
King Ferdinand VII
Augustin de Iturbide
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Multiple Choice
What was the purpose of Father Costilla's speech "El Grito del Dolores?"
To show support for the Spanish king
To get people to stop fighting
To get people to join the fight against the king
To win the final battle of the war against the Spanish government
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Multiple Choice
Define "Revolution" in the social studies context
a single 360 degree rotation on an axis
a single orbit of one object around another
an instance of revolving
a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following contributed to the reasons for Mexican independence?
Overthrow of the kings of Spain
Racial Injustice
Political corruption
Poor living conditions
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Open Ended
What is the significance of the year 1821 in
history?
DOL..i Will be able to Identify the Causes and Effects of Mexican independence on Texas history by getting ⅘ practice questions right
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