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Carroll Homestead: Lessons from 19th century farmlife in Maine

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Social Studies

Students will learn about how the past informs and enlightens our understanding of the present. Focus Questions: 1. What are some ways historians learn about the past? 2. What defines a subsistence life-style and how does it differ from “modern” living? 3. How can we preserve the past for future generations?

Recommended level: Middle School: Sixth Grade through Eighth Grade

1. How Historians Learn About the Past

2. Understanding Subsistence Living

3. Preserving the Past for Future Generations