Women Who Spied and Supported Troops

American Indians, Women, and Immigrants in the Civil War

5th Grade·Social Studies·US-OK-SS

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Identify women who served as spies, scouts, and support personnel during the Civil War.

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American Indians, Women, and Immigrants in the Civil War

5th Grade · Social Studies · US-OK-SS

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Assess how American Indian nations, women, and immigrant communities contributed to both Union and Confederate war efforts, and evaluate the collective impact of these diverse groups on the war's outcome.

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8.11.3Oklahoma Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Evaluate the impact and contributions of specific groups in the Civil War including free and enslaved African Americans, American Indians, women, and immigrants.