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Causes of American Revolution Foldable
Causes of American Revolution Foldable
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UXB4B48
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msalmondjoy
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Subject:
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Grade Levels:
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Causes of American Revolution
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Title of foldable
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Cause #1 description
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Cause selected; Small amount of information that is partly correct. Hints at but does not directly relate to the concept of liberty and order.
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Cause selected; Cause is mostly described with little to no error in accuracy. Directly states ideas of liberty and order.
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Cause selected; Cause is fully described with no error in historical accuracy, with a thorough explanation of how the causes establish order or creates liberty. (4-6 sentences)
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Cause selected; Cause is fully described with no error in historical accuracy, with a thorough explanation of how the causes establish order or creates liberty. (4-6 sentences)
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Cause selected; Small amount of information that is partly correct. Hints at but does not directly relate to the concept of liberty and order.
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Cause selected; Cause is mostly described with little to no error in accuracy. Directly states ideas of liberty and order.
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Cause selected; Cause is fully described with no error in historical accuracy, with a thorough explanation of how the causes establish order or creates liberty. (4-6 sentences)
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Cause selected; Small amount of information that is partly correct. Hints at but does not directly relate to the concept of liberty and order.
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Cause selected; Cause is mostly described with little to no error in accuracy. Directly states ideas of liberty and order.
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Cause selected; Cause is fully described with no error in historical accuracy, with a thorough explanation of how the causes establish order or creates liberty. (4-6 sentences)
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