5 Ideals [Equality-Rights-Liberty-Opportunity-Democracy]

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5 Ideals [Equality-Rights-Liberty-Opportunity-Democracy] Challenge #1 Timeline: create a timeline with the following cards. Place them in order of occurrence and write the title in the boxes below. Challenge #2 rate 5 events according to how much they helped advance the 5 Ideals listed, explain your thinking in the boxes Event #1. Event #2 Event #3 Event #4 Event #5 ___________ __________ ___________ __________ __________ Challenge #3 Choose 5 events from the timeline which halted the progress of the 5 Ideals; explain your thinking 5 events that halted progress Explain your thinking for 2 of the 5 below Develop your essential question and write it below: