The Fight For a New Nation

The Fight For a New Nation traces the dramatic journey of the United States from colonial discontent to a unified, independent country. This engaging historical report recounts the events that led to the American Revolution, including the pivotal roles played by groups and individuals in shaping a new government. With historical photographs, detailed maps, and a structured narrative, students gain insight into the evolution of democratic systems and power structures. The book also supports analysis of the Constitution and how founding principles continue to influence modern governance. It invites readers to make connections between the past and present, encouraging critical discussions about independence, leadership, and the development of nations.

Educational Benefits:

• Builds historical knowledge about the foundations of American democracy.
• Supports the development of analytical skills through examining cause and effect.
• Enhances comprehension through use of maps and primary sources.
• Encourages understanding of how personal and collective actions shape history.

Classroom Ideas:

• Recreate a timeline of events leading to American independence.
• Analyse key figures and their impact on the revolution.
• Compare early American governance with other historical governments.
• Write a fictional diary entry from the perspective of a revolutionary figure.

Safety & Information:

• Ages: 9+
• Size: 150 x 200 mm
• Safety: Text-based, safe for classroom or home reading.