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Ideas have Consequences—The Reformation Lesson Plan

Ideas have Consequences—The Reformation Lesson Plan

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Students examine information regarding the Protestant Reformation. In this primary source analysis instructional activity, students read teacher-selected primary sources that enable them to analyze the ideas and consequences of the Reformation.

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9th - 11th

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Social Studies & History

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