47 pages 1 hour read

Steve Sheinkin

King George: What Was His Problem?

Nonfiction | Book | Middle Grade | Published in 2005

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Essay Topics

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Analyze the impact of King George III’s leadership style on the outcome of the American Revolutionary War. How might different decisions have altered the war’s course?

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Explore the role of international figures and alliances in the American Revolution. How do these elements underscore the war’s significance as a global event?

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Reflect on the Continental Congress’s evolution from a revolutionary body to a governing institution. How did its challenges and successes shape the development of American political systems?

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