Vocabulary in The Declaration of Independence

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The Declaration of Independence: A Primary Source Analysis

Lesson Plans by Richard Cleggett and Kristy Littlehale

American independence begins not only with war and protest, but the Declaration of Independence itself. Written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776, the Declaration is one of the most important and defining documents of our nation’s beginning. Learn more and engage students with premade activities and storyboards with Storyboard That.




Declaration of Independence

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Vocabulary activities in The Declaration of Independence

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  • CONSANGUINITY
  • UNALIENABLE (INALIENABLE)
  • Bill of Rights
  • PERFIDY
  • n. kinship; descended from common ancestry
  • adj. cannot be taken away or transferred
  • n. deceit; betrayal of trust
  • DESPOTISM
  • Big BrotherSees All
  • VOCABULARY
  • INSURRECTION
  • n. absolute oppressive power or authority
  • n. an uprising, usually violent, against a government or authority figure
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