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If all of the elements of this lesson plan are employed, students will develop the following powers, skills, and understanding:
Students will gain understanding of the historical context of the narrative presented.
Students will analyze literary themes presented throughout the novel.
Students will learn to critically analyze problematic texts that reflect prejudices of their time.
Students will work collaboratively to research literal and historical aspects of the text.
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The Question and Answer section for Last of the Mohicans is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
In Chapter Eleven, Cora begins to feel nervous that Magua intends some great danger to them. She asks that he purchase wealth by Alice's safety and pour out his malice upon her. Magua's price: that Cora herself consent to be his wife and live in...
I'm sorry, it's been a very, long time since I watched this film. I do, however, remember a scene in which the American colonists wished to leave the fort, and the British refused to let them go.
• Conflict over boundaries
• The British keep the colonists within the fort.
• The British making farmers join in their fight agaist the French, which ultimately leaves families unguarded, and work unfinished (meaning farming, provision of food...
