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Answering Questions With Facts and Reasons
Construct clear answers to historical questions using reasoning, examples, and details from sources.
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Asking Questions and Exploring Historical Sources
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Goal
Learners will formulate compelling and supporting questions about American identity, analyze primary sources, and share evidence-based explanations in academic discussions.
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Learning standards covered
SS.2.4West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesGive examples of symbols, icons and traditions of the United States, recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and participate in national patriotic celebrations (e.g., Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day and Flag Day) and community service projects.
SS.2.5West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesInvestigate various occupations and career opportunities and how they have changed within the state and nation.