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Westward Expansion Timeline Activities on Manifest Destiny

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Manifest Destiny Activities cover: title over a landscape painting of a log cabin beside a mountain lake
Title page for the westward expansion activity set
Teacher directions: a two-period plan for intro sources, American Progress painting analysis, map labeling and extension
Lesson pacing guide to plan the two class periods
Section divider titled Introduction Activities, opening the student pages for the video, primary source and timeline
Divider before the opening student activities
What is Manifest Destiny? Students watch a video and read O'Sullivan's primary source, then answer 7 questions
Small-group questions paused between each source
Examine: 7 questions on the 1803 start of expansion, push and pull factors, gold and a Population Moving West chart
Timeline and graph discussion to close the intro
Section divider titled Reference Maps, with a cartoon detective holding a magnifying glass and pointing upward
Divider before the maps used for labeling

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U.S. History: Manifest Destiny & Westward Expansion

Explore Westward Expansion & Manifest Destiny with this 4-activity (40-page) U.S. History: Manifest Destiny & Westward Expansion resource. Choose to use them all, or select the ones that best fit your classroom needs!

Included Activities:

  1. Kick-off Activity: Students watch a brief video, read a John O'Sullivan excerpt, and study a timeline/graphic on Westward Expansion/Manifest Destiny, answering related comprehension questions.

  2. Painting Dive-in: Using the "American Progress" painting, students will respond to the CLUE questions, exploring its representation of Manifest Destiny.

  3. Mapping Expansion: Students will delve into short summaries and reference maps, understanding how America acquired its territories. They'll then label and color-code their map.

  4. Extension Through Stories: Students will read a 1864 pioneer's diary, gaining insights into the challenges of westward movement. They'll illustrate their understanding of these events in a creative manner.

**Both GOOGLE and traditional paper-based versions are included!

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