The Primary Source Analysis collection examines primary sources and secondary source narratives that bring to light certain eras of U.S. History. Each PSA includes the full PSA with embedded questions, an abridged PSA, interactive notebook questions, a graphic organizer, and writing planners for two, three, and four paragraph essays. Co-written with Mike Hoornstra.
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Could Natives and Explorers Have Gotten Along or Were They Doomed to Clash?
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Was the Success of the British Due to a Spirit of Commerce or a Spirit of Control?
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Who's to Blame?
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Who Contributed Most to America's Victory?
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Why Was This Sytem of Government Doomed to Fail?
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Were They Power-Hungry or Protective?
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Were They the Party of the People or Were They Empire Builders?
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Was Their Success Based on Luck or Skill?
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Was He Shaping the Future or Stuck in the Past?
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Did They Fail America or Did America Fail Them?
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Was it a Diagnosis or a Cure?
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Was it for God or for Greed?
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Did Mexico Lose Its Territory by Force or by Choice?
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Was it a Time of Development or Disaster?
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What Was It Like To Be A Slave?
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Was it a War of Economics or Ethics?
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Was it About Helping Former Slaves, or Hurting Political Enemies?
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Was the Destruction of Native Culture a Foregone Conclusion or Could It Have Been Prevented?
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What Built America: Industry or Agriculture?
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Was It a Land Where Dreams Came True or a Land of Nightmares?
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