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Compelling question
How did the American Civil War affect the economies of the Oceti Sakowin
and Southern plantations?
Standards & practices
OSEUS 5.1: Identify elements of Oceti Sakowin culture within oral tradition,
written
accounts and primary source information, and compare them to written
accounts by
main-stream historians.
8.H.1.5: Describe major military battles and campaigns of the Civil War.
Staging the question
What role did people play in the battles of the Civil War?
Was there a difference between the economies that supported various parts
of the United States?
Supporting inquiries
Supporting question 1
What were the major military
battles during the Civil War?
Who were the people of
influence during the Civil War?
Formative performance task
Research the various military
battles and people of influence
from the Civil War time period.
Choose one that are of an
interest to you and make a quilt
square that answers: who,
what, where, when, how, and
why. Then write a 20-word
summary about your 5W’s.
Include an illustration.
After all squares are completed,
put them together to make a
Civil War quilt.
Featured sources
Internet Resource:
http://www.historynet.com/civ
il-war
There are many books and
websites that students can use
as resources.
Supporting question 2
What product supported the
Oceti Sakowin economy?
Formative performance task
Using the diagram from the
American.edu website and have
students in groups to make
predictions about what the
brown and blue colors
represent over time. Then
show the graph from the
tes.com website and have
students make predictions as to
what was going on during the
time periods that would cause
the decrease in numbers.
Develop a timeline of what was
happening in the western
regions during the Civil War
time period.
Featured sources
Internet Resource:
http://www1.american.edu/TE
D/ice/buffalo.htm
https://www.tes.com/lessons/S
paVBWjfgNjv9Q/manifest-
destiny-blendspace-project.htm
Supporting question 3
What were the Southern
plantation economies
supported by?
Formative performance task
Make a map reflecting the
percentage of slaves for each of
the Southern states.
Featured sources
Internet Resource:
http://www.civil-
war.net/pages/1860 census.ht
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http://www.dioramic.com/dior
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Summative performance task · Argument
Which group of people were most affected more by the Civil
War? Defend your stance.
Extension
Have an elder visit the class to share stories that have been
passed down about the Civil War.
Taking informed action
Interview a relative and take notes about their experiences with slavery and
discrimination. Make a list and group the notes into people, places, and
dates. Make a presentation with pictures that reflect the information gained
from the interview and present it to the class.
Inquiry Design Model (IDM) Blueprint™
“Civil War Economics” | OSEU 5: Oral Tradition & Story
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Inquiry Design Model (IDM) Blueprint™
“Civil War Economics” | OSEU 5: Oral Tradition & Story
Compelling Question
How did the American Civil War affect the economies of the Oceti Sakowin
and Southern plantations?
Standards and
Practices
OSEUS 5.1: Identify elements of Oceti Sakowin culture within oral tradition,
written
accounts and primary source information, and compare them to written
accounts by
main-stream historians.
8.H.1.5: Describe major military battles and campaigns of the Civil War.
Staging the Question
What role did people play in the battles of the Civil War?
Was there a difference between the economies that supported various parts
of the United States?
Supporting Question 1
Supporting Question 2
Supporting Question 3
What were the major military
battles during the Civil War?
Who were the people of
influence during the Civil War?
What product supported the
Oceti Sakowin economy?
What were the Southern
plantation economies
supported by?
Formative Performance Task
Formative Performance Task
Formative Performance Task
Research the various military
battles and people of influence
from the Civil War time period.
Choose one that are of an
interest to you and make a quilt
square that answers: who,
what, where, when, how, and
why. Then write a 20-word
summary about your 5W’s.
Include an illustration.
After all squares are completed,
put them together to make a
Civil War quilt.
Using the diagram from the
American.edu website and have
students in groups to make
predictions about what the
brown and blue colors
represent over time. Then
show the graph from the
tes.com website and have
students make predictions as to
what was going on during the
time periods that would cause
the decrease in numbers.
Develop a timeline of what was
happening in the western
regions during the Civil War
Make a map reflecting the
percentage of slaves for each of
the Southern states.
time period.
Featured Sources
Featured Sources
Featured Sources
Internet Resource:
http://www.historynet.com/civ
il-war
There are many books and
websites that students can use
as resources.
Internet Resource:
http://www1.american.edu/TE
D/ice/buffalo.htm
https://www.tes.com/lessons/S
paVBWjfgNjv9Q/manifest-
destiny-blendspace-project.htm
Internet Resource:
http://www.civil-
war.net/pages/1860_census.ht
ml
http://www.dioramic.com/dior
amic/Civil_War_Facts_files/Terr
itoriesConfederate%20StatesBo
rder%20StatesUnion%20States
Mo.Ky.W.V.KansasIowaIll.Ind.O
hioPa.Indian.png
Summative
Performance Task
Argument
Which group of people were most affected more by the Civil
War? Defend your stance.
Extension
Have an elder visit the class to share stories that have been
passed down about the Civil War.
Taking Informed
Action
Interview a relative and take notes about their experiences with slavery and
discrimination. Make a list and group the notes into people, places, and
dates. Make a presentation with pictures that reflect the information gained
from the interview and present it to the class.