1. Evolution of Freedom
Us History 2nd, 4th, and 7th

2. Do now Sit in assigned seat Set up pages _______ for today’s lesson
Learning Target: I can take notes on the progression of freedom in US History, and debate freedom vs. security
Essential Question: Is freedom more important than security?
Success Criteria: I can draw a political cartoon that represents liberty, freedom and security in US
Why it’s important: this is our everyday lives

3. Define: Freedom, liberty and security
At tables, come up with definitions for these words (2 min)
Freedom is a state of being capable of making decisions without external control.
Liberty, on the other hand, is  freedom which has been granted to a people by an external control.
Security is the state of being free from danger or threat.

4. Article read Using page 13 “Interacting with the text”
Read an annotate article
Silently and independently
8 minutes

5. Evolution of Freedom in the United States
Gaining ours as a Nation
Secure Ours
Aid Others

6. Gaining Our Own Freedom
American Revolution
Independence from Great Britain
Destroyed the hierarchical world inherited from the colonial era
Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
Political Democracy
Land- Westward expansion
Manifest Destiny- Free and God given right to expand
Democracy for all
Lincoln: “government of the people, by the people, and for the people.“
Civil War- Abolished Slavery

7. Securing Freedom Free doesn’t really mean free Women Suffrage
Newly freed slaves struggled to find jobs
Hierarchy of oppression still exists
Women Suffrage
abolitionist
Voting Rights
Roosevelt’s New Deal
Limited government control
Economic Freedom
WWI
Ensure Our Freedom
Allies
WWII
Attacked on Pearl Harbor
destruction of Nazism was necessary for the preservation of freedoms 
Stepped into Role of World Power

8. Secure Our Freedom
World War II also reshaped Americans' understanding of the internal boundaries of freedom.
How can we expect to win a people’s war if we maintain barriers against any group? For is not this great country dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal?
set the United States apart from its wartime foes was not simply dedication to the ideal of freedom but the resolve that Americans of all races, religions, and national origins could enjoy freedom equally.
Cold War
Vs. Russia
Bluffing Gun Battle
(Have powerful Guns, but no intention of shooting)
Civil Rights Movement
Finally secured equal rights for minorities
Affirmative Action
Equality vs. Equity

9. Equality vs. Equity

10. Aid Others & Protect Our duty to allow freedom in the world Gulf War
Operation Desert Storm
Terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the language of freedom once again took center stage in American public discourse as an all-purpose explanation for both the attack and the ensuing war against terrorism.
"Freedom itself is under attack," President George W. Bush 
Support New Nations in Building Freedom/ Democracy
Iran/Iraq
Israel vs. Palestine
Georgia
Uganda

11. Dilemma of Democracy: Freedom vs. Security
Which is more important?
Turn and talk
Come up with examples and situations

12. 4 corners debate is freedom more important than security
5 min- groups talk and come up with main points
Must have examples and scenarios
Minimum 5 points
Each group talks for 1 minute minimum
2 min- group talk rebuttal
2 min- final words
30 second think
1 min: go to appropriate section
Strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree
Take INB with you!
You will be taking key notes as others speak
6 person max per section- first come first serve
One person talking at a time
Must have examples and scenarios!
Your focus is to get others to join your group by the end.
Norms: one person talking at once, be kind, prove points not people wrong

13. Recap 4 corners

14. Summary and Questions 10 min Whisper only
Complete summaries and questions for all previous lessons
Freedom
Intro American Values
Family Values
Why history?

15. Exit Ticket
Draw a political cartoon/representation that encompasses liberty, freedom, and security