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Compelling…or not so compelling? Where are we? What were the causes of the Industrial Revolution? Why is Albany the capital of New York? Can Canada and the US be friends forever? Who won the Cold War? Who are our community helpers? What’s the deal with hair?

Your task Choose a grade level and a topic and draft a compelling question: Examples: Kindergarten—Rules Grade 7—Civil War Grade 10—Globalization

Supporting Questions Support and extend the Compelling Question Represent the disciplinary knowledge desired Reflect the sources selected Inspire formative performance tasks

Did Reconstruction Really Free African Americans? SQ 1--How did Fredrick Douglass define freedom before and during the Civil War? SQ 2--How effective were Reconstruction policies in establishing freedom for African Americans? SQ 3--How did developments in the South impact the freedom of African Americans?

Your turn Based on the compelling question you developed early, try your hand at creating a sequence of supporting questions.