Chapter 1:Unit 1: Writing Freedom, Words That Shaped a Nation

Answer: Section 1: A New NationSection 2: Preamble to the Constitution and Bill of RightsSection 3: Speech in the ConventionSection 4: The American Revolution: Visual PropagandaSection 5: from America's Constitution: A BiographySection 6: The United States ConstitutionSection 7: from The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah EquianoSection 8: Letter of John Adams and From Dear AbigailSection 9: The Gettysburg Address

Page 23: ResearchPage 23: Comprehension CheckPage 24: Analyze the TextPage 25: Analyze Craft and Structure: PracticePage 26: Word StudyPage 26: PracticePage 26: Why These Words?Page 27: Read ItPage 27: Write ItPage 28: Reflect on Your Writing

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Chapter 2:Unit 2: The Individual and Society

Answer: Section 1: from Up From SlaverySection 2: The Writing of Walt WhitmanSection 3: The Poetry of Emily DickinsonSection 4: from Nature, from Self-RelianceSection 5: from Walden, from Civil DisobedienceSection 6: Innovators and Their InventionsSection 7: The Love Song of J. Alfred PrufrockSection 8: A Wagner Matinée

Exercise 1

Chapter 3:Unit 3: Power, Protest, and Change

Answer: Section 1: The Zigzag Road to RightsSection 2: from What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?Section 3: Second Inaugural AddressSection 4: Perspectives on LincolnSection 5: Ain't I a Woman?Section 6: Declaration of SentimentsSection 7: Giving Women the VoteSection 8: The Story of an HourSection 9: Brown v. Board of Education: Opinion of the CourtSection 10: Was "Brown v. Board" a Failure?

Exercise 1