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[|Liberty: The American Revolution]
This site available by PBS has a lot of helpful information for this lesson. This site includes the Road to Revolution game that is featured in the lesson. It includes important facts and events that happened in cities during the revolutionary war. You are able to click on the city and read historical headlines. There is also a section called perspectives on liberty that goes even more in depth on the people and times during the American Revolution. There is also a time line of the Revolution and a subject Index.

[|Digital History] This is a great site for Teachers who would like to liven up there history class through technology. This site supplies lesson plans, handouts, learning modules and resource guides. They also provide a resource called [|eXplorations] which are interactive modules designed to give students the opportunity to do history: to conduct research, analyze primary sources, and draw their own conclusions. Explorations has a great module on the [|Revolutionary War.]

[|From Revolution to Reconstruction/Documents] This is a great database of historical documents to use for your in class debate. Especially if you have a larger class or choose to use different view points. They have many documents from the revolutionary war period.

[|Avalon Project] This is also a great compilation of historical documents from the Revolutionary Era.

[|Documents Relating to American Foreign Policy: Pre-1898]
Even more historical documents to choose from and to use for your lesson plan.

[|Internet Modern History Sourcebook] This site is a great site to start at when looking for extra info on the revolutionary war. It provides links to websites containing historical documents and loads of information about the time period.

[|The Men Behind the American Revolution] This Website contains short biographies of important men of the Revolution. From Paul Revere to Thomas Paine to George Washington to Benjamin Franklin, you get a look of the men behind the Revolution.

[|The Library of Congress: American Memory] Collection of letters, documents, notes, plans, paintings, journals etc, that pertain to the american revolution. However you do have to do some digging as not all files specifically have to do with the revolution.