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Slavery Worksheets for Georgia History Class

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Teacher guide for differentiated passages: Version A is for on-level readers and Version B for those approaching grade level
Read first to decide which passage version each student gets
Version A passage: Georgia's shift from banning slavery to allowing it, abolitionists, states' rights and nullification
On-level reading, first half of the passage
Version A, part 2: Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, Dred Scott case, Lincoln's election and Georgia's secession
On-level reading, second half before the questions
Version B passage on early Georgia slavery and states' rights, with vocabulary, a 1700-1880 timeline and key-detail prompts
Supported reading: students underline main ideas and note key details
Version B, part 2: compromises of 1820 and 1850, Dred Scott and secession, beside text-structure and main-idea prompts
Second half of the approaching-level reading
Comprehension check: students match 4 terms like secession and states' rights, then answer 5 multiple-choice questions
After-reading vocabulary and comprehension quiz
Four exit tickets: define free state and slave state, a true/false item on Lincoln, and a question on the Compromise of 1850
Quick end-of-lesson check; cut apart into four slips
States' rights issues in Georgia: students find three examples in the passage and add details to support the given main idea
Main idea and supporting details practice
Slavery and states' rights sequencing: students order six events from the Missouri Compromise to secession on a timeline
Chronology review to close the reading unit
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Grade 8

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About This Product

This resource is a Slavery in Georgia Reading Packet.

This is a great no prep resource that all you have to do is print and go!

There are 2 different versions for reading differentiation.

Students will love learning history as they read an informative passage and apply vocabulary terms.

Worksheets included such as multiple-choice questions and graphic organizers will allow them to show what they know.

These work well for social studies or reading instruction.

Answer keys included.

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1 PDF with 18 ready to print pages

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