29 The Colonies 82–84 Activity 5: The Shot Was war inevitable?—God’s of control Unite for Action the history Heard ‘Round World CD material 30 Chapter 5 Review 31 Chapter 5 Test Chapter 6: for the Colonies 32 Moving Toward 89–91 Activity 1: Map Study: The War for CD material 33 Debating 92–94 Activity 2: Major Battles Attitude of Christians—Christian perspective on the War for Scripture for Loyalists and Patriots Biblical reasons advanced by the colonists for independence Judging Thomas Paine’s views toward Christianity Reasons why Loyalists supported the crown 34–35 Battling for 94–100 CD material Differences between the French and Activity 4: The Bad American Revolutions Winter 36 Winning 100–103 CD material Critical Thinking: Christian views on Activity 5: A Young seeking freedom from Recruit on the Frontlines in 37 Chapter 6 Review 38 Chapter 6 Test Chapter 7: Confederation and Constitution 39 Organization and 106–9 CD material Chapter Motivation: Prov. and how the Achievements of Review the Need for Constitution encouraged righteousness Confederation Government Need for government 40–41 Weaknesses of 110–14 Activity 1: Write Your Confederation Own Encyclopedia Entry 42 Building a 114–20 Activity 2: The Need for Roger Sherman, of a Christian Constitution a Constitution statesman CD material 3/5 Compromise and the image of God God and the Federal System 43 The Success of 121–22 Activity 3: What God What God says about government the Constitution Says About Religious rights in the Bill of Rights Government Biblical principles in the Constitution CD material 44–46 The Constitution 122–39 CD material Review Questions: Biblical principles in of the Activity 5: The Powers the Constitution of Government 47 Chapter 7 Review 48 Chapter 7 Test Chapter 8: Establishment of the New Government
29 The Colonies Unite for Action 82–84 Activity 5: The Shot Heard ‘Round the World CD material Was war inevitable?—God’s control of history 30 Chapter 5 Review 31 Chapter 5 Test Chapter 6: for the Colonies 32 Moving Toward 89–91 Activity 1: Map Study: The War for CD material 33 Debating 92–94 Activity 2: Major Battles Attitude of Christians—Christian perspective on the War for Scripture for Loyalists and Patriots Biblical reasons advanced by the colonists for independence Judging Thomas Paine’s views toward Christianity Reasons why Loyalists supported the crown 34–35 Battling for 94–100 CD material Activity 4: The Bad Winter Differences between the French and American Revolutions 36 Winning 100–103 CD material Activity 5: A Young Recruit on the Frontlines in Critical Thinking: Christian views on seeking freedom from 37 Chapter 6 Review 38 Chapter 6 Test Chapter 7: Confederation and Constitution 39 Organization and Achievements of Confederation 106–9 CD material Review the Need for Government Chapter Motivation: Prov. and how the Constitution encouraged righteousness Need for government 40–41 Weaknesses of Confederation 110–14 Activity 1: Write Your Own Encyclopedia Entry 42 Building a Constitution 114–20 Activity 2: The Need for a Constitution CD material Roger Sherman, of a Christian statesman 3/5 Compromise and the image of God God and the Federal System 43 The Success of the Constitution 121–22 Activity 3: What God Says About Government CD material What God says about government Religious rights in the Bill of Rights Biblical principles in the Constitution 44–46 The Constitution of the 122–39 CD material Activity 5: The Powers of Government Review Questions: Biblical principles in the Constitution 47 Chapter 7 Review 48 Chapter 7 Test Chapter 8: Establishment of the New Government
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