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  The Industrial Revolution

  Students explore the development of the textile industry in Great Britain. They link the rapid growth in both the textile industry and in coal mining in Great Britain to the development of social ills and the political push to alleviate some of the atrocious conditions under which people worked (History Teaching Institute, Columbus, Ohio 2014).
  

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  Carnival

  In this lesson, you will learn some basic vocabulary and facts on the Rio de Janeiro Carnival in Brazil and the Notting Hill Carnival in London, Great Britain.
  

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  UE History in Songs – the Jakobites

  Modul für den bilingualen Geschichtsunterricht über Aufklärung und den letzten Aufstand der Jakobites auf der Basis von 5 schottischen Folksongs (The Corries)
  

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  Colonial Influences

  This lesson from iCivics looks at the documents that influenced American colonists: Magna Carta, Mayflower Compact, English Bill of Rights, Cato’s Letters and Common Sense (Kostenfreie Registrierung erforderlich - USA 2014).
  

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  Magna Carta: Cornerstone of the U.S. Constitution

  This lesson concentrates on the rule of law, the evolution of constitutional government, and the concept of due process of law (EdSitement USA 2014-21).
  

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  The British Empire lesson plan

  This activity is designed to take about two lessons. It is most suitable for ages 11–14. The lesson plans and resources are flexible and give guidance on using Google to research the topic (UK: tes 2017-21).
  

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  In Defense of Liberty: The Magna Carta in the American Revolution

  Through examination of an image of a 1775 Massachusetts thirty-shilling note, students discover the reason Paul Revere featured the Magna Carta (1215) on the currency he designed, and the symbolic importance the document had for American colonists fighting for their ʺjust rights and libertiesʺ as Englishmen (USA 2014-21).
  

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