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Quick History Podcasts
by Classroom Learning
These podcasts will be used to support learning in our classroom and/or help give students a preview of topics that we may be covering in class. Some podcasts are created by students in order to support their learning and the learning of their peers.
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A Short Biography of Crispus Attucks
Today we are going to continue our conversation about the Boston Massacre and talk about one of the men who died during this event. His name is Crispus Attucks, an African American and Native American descendant, often considered the first victim of the massacre. Unfortunately not a lot is known...
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The Boston Massacre
Today we're going to be doing a quick overview of what happened at the Boston Massacre to help support our learning tomorrow in class. Many of you have probably heard of the Boston Massacre and probably know a little bit of this background knowledge. In class tomorrow we'll talk a little bit more...
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Elizabeth Schyuler Hamilton - Student Written
Hello! Welcome to today’s episode of our quick history podcasts, where we will be discussing the accomplishments of Elizabeth Schyuler Hamilton. The smash hit Broadway play, “Hamilton”, by Lin-Manuel Miranda, recently resurfaced in popularity after being released to the streaming app, Disney+…
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The Tragic Tale of the Donner Party
Today we will be discussing the history of the Donner Party! The Donner Party is a tragic tale of westward expansion that serves as good warning not to take shortcuts. Here is a link to the transcript of the episode for students who may need it:...
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These podcasts will be used to support learning in our classroom and/or help give students a preview of topics that we may be covering in class. Some podcasts are created by students in order to support their learning and the learning of their peers.
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