Teacher’s Guide Name of Text: Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address Question Composers: Andrea Ramelli; Tennile O’Meara; Elena Kelley Nevada State Standards: H2.18, .19 (review), H3.22 CCSS: RHST.11-12.1, RHST.11-12.2, RHST.11-12.3, RHST.11-12.4, RHST.11-12.5, RHST.11-12.8, RHST.11-12.10; WHST.11-12.2, WHST.11-12.9, SL.11.1, SL.11.2; L.11.1, L.11.2, L.11.4 Text Dependent Questions Teacher and Possible Textual Evidence For Student Answers Using the first sentence, what does the word in the title mean? Line 6 taking the oath of Presidential office “inaugural” – Reasoning: to orient the reader to the topic According to the text, what is Lincoln the president of? Line 23 President of the Union – Reasoning: orient the reader to the time period and prepare the student for analysis Identify as many of Lincoln’s references to war as you can in line 10-32 by line number and language used. Line 11 great contest – Line 12/13 progess of our arms – Line 15 with high hope to the future – Line 19 impending civil war – Line 21 saving the – Line 21 war – Line 22/23 dissolve the and divide effects – Line 23/24 both parties deprecated war, but one of them would make war rather than let the nation survive Line 25 the would accept war rather than let it perish – Line 25/26 and the war came – Line 31 the cause of the war – Line 32 insurgents –
Teacher’s Guide Name of Text: Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address Question Composers: Andrea Ramelli; Tennile O’Meara; Elena Kelley Nevada State Standards: H2.18, .19 (review), H3.22 CCSS: RHST.11-12.1, RHST.11-12.2, RHST.11-12.3, RHST.11-12.4, RHST.11-12.5, RHST.11-12.8, RHST.11-12.10; WHST.11-12.2, WHST.11-12.9, SL.11.1, SL.11.2; L.11.1, L.11.2, L.11.4 Text Dependent Questions Teacher and Possible Textual Evidence For Student Answers Using the first sentence, what does the word “inaugural” in the title mean? Line 6 – taking the oath of Presidential office Reasoning: to orient the reader to the topic According to the text, what is Lincoln the president of? Line 23 – President of the Union Reasoning: orient the reader to the time period and prepare the student for analysis Identify as many of Lincoln’s references to war as you can in line 10-32 by line number and language used. Line 11 – great contest Line 12/13 – progess of our arms Line 15 – with high hope to the future Line 19 – impending civil war Line 21 – saving the Line 21 – war Line 22/23 – dissolve the and divide effects Line 23/24 both parties deprecated war, but one of them would make war rather than let the nation survive Line 25 – the would accept war rather than let it perish Line 25/26 – and the war came Line 31 – the cause of the war Line 32 – insurgents
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