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    1) The document discusses women's roles during the Civil War, including homemakers, nurses, soldiers, spies, and writers. 2) It provides brief biographies of 5 women who served in these roles: Philinda Humiston as a homemaker, Dr. Mary E. Walker as a nurse, Sarah Edmonds/Frank Thompson as a soldier, Elizabeth Van Lew as a spy, and Harriet Beecher Stowe as a writer. 3) Students are instructed to write a letter from the perspective of a woman during the Civil War choosing from the provided roles and intended recipient, including descriptions of activities and a message for their loved one.

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    1) The document discusses women's roles during the Civil War, including homemakers, nurses, soldiers, spies, and writers. 2) It provides brief biographies of 5 women who served in these roles: Philinda Humiston as a homemaker, Dr. Mary E. Walker as a nurse, Sarah Edmonds/Frank Thompson as a soldier, Elizabeth Van Lew as a spy, and Harriet Beecher Stowe as a writer. 3) Students are instructed to write a letter from the perspective of a woman during the Civil War choosing from the provided roles and intended recipient, including descriptions of activities and a message for their loved one.

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    Women's Roles in The Civil War

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    Quincey Epley
    1) The document discusses women's roles during the Civil War, including homemakers, nurses, soldiers, spies, and writers. 2) It provides brief biographies of 5 women who served in these roles: Philinda Humiston as a homemaker, Dr. Mary E. Walker as a nurse, Sarah Edmonds/Frank Thompson as a soldier, Elizabeth Van Lew as a spy, and Harriet Beecher Stowe as a writer. 3) Students are instructed to write a letter from the perspective of a woman during the Civil War choosing from the provided roles and intended recipient, including descriptions of activities and a message for their loved one.

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    Women’s roles

    in the Civil War


    Objective
    Students will be able to create a letter from the
    perspective of a woman during the Civil War
    writing to a loved one

    Expectations
    0
    Voice Level Movement Materials
    Raising hands for Stay in seat Sticky Note, writing
    questions and comments utensil

    PHONES AND CHROMES


    PUT AWAY
    Roles
    Homemakers Nurses
    Soldiers Spies Writers
    Homemaking

    Homemaking
    In 1370 BC, in Mesopotamia the most widely
    spoken language was Akkadian. However, a king of
    Ugarit, built a large library in the city and treasure
    in it the most important texts related to their
    religion and history.
    Philinda
    Humiston
    Nursing/Medical
    Dr. Mary E. Walker
    Military
    Service
    Sarah Edmonds/
    Frank Thompson
    Spies
    Elizabeth Van Lew
    “Crazy Bet”
    Harriet Beecher Stowe
    2) Dr. Mary E.
    1) Philinda
    Walker
    Humiston
    On your
    sticky note,
    match the
    woman to
    her item.
    Example:
    4) Elizabeth Van 5) Harriet 1) Guitar
    3) Sarah Edmonds/ Lew “Crazy Bet” Beecher Stowe
    Frank Thompson 2) Tuba
    Write a letter from the POV
    of a woman during the Civil War
    Choose a Woman’s role: Choose who you’re writing to: When writing include…

    Homemaker Husband Description of daily activities

    Nurse Father Something positive

    Soldier Brother Something negative

    Spy Son Message for loved one

    Writer Friend (AT LEAST 4 SENTENCES)

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