The Study of History in the Elementary Schools Report to the American Historica
The Study of History in the Elementary Schools Report to the American Historica
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This may be done by adding other topics at the point where these colonial beginnings should be treated or by treating in greater detail those suggested here. Such a study of local history will add interest.
i. THE FIRST EXILES FOR CONSCIENCE SAKE; THE PILGRIMS.
This topic has four units of value.
Why they left their English home for Holland.
This should include a simple explanation that Queen Elizabeth and King James thought it the duty of every good Englishman to attend the religious ser- vice...s ordered by law, while the Pilgrims believed that government should not meddle in these matters. They also thought that the ordinary services of the English Church resembled the Catholic services, and disliked them on this account.
The voyage to New England. How the Pilgrims arranged to be sent out, story of the voyage and the landing.
Early years of Plymouth colony: the hardships of the first year; occupations; relations with the Indians; Miles Standish and Massasoit. TEACHERS' LIST: Hill: Liberty Documents, chap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This may be done by adding other topics at the point where these colonial beginnings should be treated or by treating in greater detail those suggested here. Such a study of local history will add interest.
i. THE FIRST EXILES FOR CONSCIENCE SAKE; THE PILGRIMS.
This topic has four units of value.
Why they left their English home for Holland.
This should include a simple explanation that Queen Elizabeth and King James thought it the duty of every good Englishman to attend the religious ser- vice...s ordered by law, while the Pilgrims believed that government should not meddle in these matters. They also thought that the ordinary services of the English Church resembled the Catholic services, and disliked them on this account.
The voyage to New England. How the Pilgrims arranged to be sent out, story of the voyage and the landing.
Early years of Plymouth colony: the hardships of the first year; occupations; relations with the Indians; Miles Standish and Massasoit. TEACHERS' LIST: Hill: Liberty Documents, chap.
What to read after The Study of History in the Elementary Schools Report to the American Historica?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Historical Association to read onlineMoreLess
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