.png){kind=logo}
Assign this text to deeply engage your students!
Actively Learn provides free ELA, science, and social studies digital content—short stories, primary sources, textbook sections, science articles, novels, videos, and more—and embeds them with assignments aligned to standards for all 50 states that you can assign immediately or customize for your students.
Whether you’re looking for “The Tell-Tale Heart,” The Hate U Give, “The Gettysburg Address,” or current science articles and simulations, Actively Learn is the free go-to source to help you guide your students' growth in critical thinking all year.
Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, making the end of slavery one of the Union’s goals. But that left many questions. How would slavery end? What would happen to newly emancipated African Americans? What rights would they have—and how would those rights be protected? During the Reconstruction era, three amendments were added to the Constitution to try to answer these questions.
