PSA: Lewis and Clark - Was Their Success Based on Luck or Skill?

This Primary Source Analysis takes students along on the journey with Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery as they cross the North American continent to the Pacific Ocean by looking at 37 primary sources and secondary source narratives from the journey. This resource is intended to be used as the primary vehicle for instruction for the entire Lewis and Clark expedition. It ends with an essay to measure student learning and engagement by having students choose whether their success was based on luck or skill. This PSA includes: - full PSA version with embedded questions - interactive notebook questions - Map projects - Hardship Categorization Project - Dedicated question packets - Abridged PSA version to save copies - T-Chart to help students organize their sources - writing organizers for 2, 3, and 4 paragraph essays

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Primary Source Analysis Collection (20 Units)

Bundle Includes 20 Units:
Exploration
Colonization
Road to Revolution
American Revolution
Articles of Confederation
The Federalists
The Jeffersonians
Lewis and Clark
Industrial Revolution
Andrew Jackson
Manifest Destiny
Mexican-American War
Westward Expansion
Slave Narratives
Social Reform
Oddball Presidents
Civil War
Reconstruction
The Closing of the West
Florida History