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Our American Revolution unit is getting a makeover. New articles will include:
Unit 3: Countdown to Revolution
We're working on creating our first unit plan! In this unit, we’re diving into how the American colonies got their start—who came, why they came, and how each region developed differently. Everything’s ready to go: readings, maps, primary sources, and hands-on activities. No prep needed, just open and teach.
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Patriots vs Loyalists
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Women, African Americans, and Native Allies in the War
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Military Strategies and Turning Points
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Foreign Alliances and the Role of France
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Treaty of Paris & Aftermath
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Unit 2: Colonial Foundations
This ready-to-teach unit includes everything you need—readings, worksheets, maps, primary sources, and interactive activities—to help students explore who founded the colonies, why they came, and how geography shaped life in early America.
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Students take on the role of powerful European nations during the Age of Exploration, racing to expand their influence across uncharted waters.
Unit 4: The American Revolution
This no-prep unit includes everything you need—readings, battle maps, primary sources, simulations, and guided activities—to teach the key events, turning points, and lasting impact of the American Revolution.
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Slavery and the Triangular Trade
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Tensions with Native Nations
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This site was last updated on April 30, 2025

New Feature Alert: AI Voice Reader Now in Beta!
We’re excited to announce a new AI-enabled voice reader is now available in beta for Unit 3: Countdown to Revolution. This natural-sounding tool brings historical readings to life and offers a more accessible experience for all learners. Whether students prefer listening or need support with reading, this new feature makes engaging with the content easier than ever.

Brand-New Stories – Explore captivating stories and hidden details from history with The History Cat’s latest articles, designed to make the past engaging, relatable, and unforgettable for students.

Lesson Plans Now Available! – Classroom-ready lesson plans aligned to our content—purrfect for teachers and history buffs alike.

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