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Created by: Erin Fry and Nicole BoylanTeacher s GuideAligned to the Common Core State 2 Note to the Teacher 3 Pre-Reading Activity: Historical Timeline 3 Historical Background Handout 5 Timeline Activity Cards Guided Reading Activities Vocabulary 6 Chapters I V 10 Chapters VI X 16 Chapters XI XV 20 Chapters XVI XXV29 Chapters XXVI XXXV 40 Chapters XXXVI XLV49 Vocabulary Answers Chapter Discussion Questions 7 Chapters I V 11 Chapters VI X 17 Chapters XI XV 22 Chapters XVI XX 24 Chapters XXI XXV 31 Chapters XXVI XXX 35 Chapters XXXI XXXV 42 Chapters XXXVI XL 45 Chapters XLI XLV50 Post-Reading Activities 50 Performance Task: The Argument For Freedom57 Common Core State Standards 6th grade 7th grade 8th gradeTable of Teacher s Guide : Chains, Laurie Halse AndersonNotes to the TeacherThe activities and handouts in this Teacher's Guide are meant to supplement your students' reading of Chains, by Laurie Halse Anderson.

slaves arrived in New Amsterdam (current-day New York City). By the end of the 17th century, every colony had slaves. On the eve of the American Revolution, about 1 in 5 colonists was a slave — around 500,000 people. Most black Africans were enslaved in the southern colonies, but there were slaves all over the colonies,

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