Hands on US History Unit Study 3 Young Adult
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<h3>Inside This Bundle: Empire & Independence — Young Adult</h3><p>This Young Adult American History bundle explores the struggle between empires, colonies, and Indigenous nations during the eighteenth century. Through hands-on projects and deeper historical context, students examine how imperial rivalry, cultural exchange, and resistance shaped the path toward independence.</p><h3>Inside French and Indian Unboxed</h3><ul><li>Learn traditional tunes on a flageolet while exploring military life and communication on the colonial frontier.</li><li>Create a beeswax candle while examining how resources and labor shaped colonial daily life.</li><li>Craft a Snow Snake and explore its role in recreation and culture among northeastern Native nations.</li><li>Examine how George Washington’s early military career became part of a global imperial conflict.</li></ul><h3>Inside American Revolution Unboxed</h3><ul><li>Practice writing with a quill pen while examining communication during the American Revolution.</li><li>Create a tin punch lantern and explore symbolism and protest in colonial resistance.</li><li>Prepare liberty tea while examining the Boston Tea Party as political and economic protest.</li><li>Read excerpts from George Washington’s journal and <em>Paul Revere’s Ride</em> to compare history and memory.</li></ul><h3>Inside Missions Unboxed</h3><ul><li>Decorate a chocolate service and froth drinking chocolate using a traditional molinillo while exploring Spanish colonial culture.</li><li>Examine Indigenous foodways by sampling foods similar to those eaten by Pacific Native peoples.</li><li>Create an acorn spinning toy to explore childhood and daily life near the missions.</li><li>Examine the social and cultural changes experienced by Indigenous peoples and Spanish colonists during the mission period.</li></ul><p><em>For a full list of all items included in each box, please visit our website.</em></p>
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- Step Up For Students
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- FTC-PEP · 2026-27
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- Jul 1, 2026 — Jun 30, 2027
- Source last modified
- Jul 14, 2026
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- Jul 23, 2026
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- Aug 14, 2026
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