Revolution Evidence Outline

In small groups, students translate their upcoming argument into a clear Claim-Evidence-Reasoning outline about a revolution. They revisit three source cards from the credible source check (one credible, one less credible, one neutral) to decide which information can be trusted. Using the chosen evidence, they craft a concise claim and map each piece of evidence to the claim with arrows or simple icons. They also create a basic logical flow diagram showing how the evidence supports the claim and outline a brief reasoning statement for each connection. The final product is a poster or digital board with a clearly labeled Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning, plus a simple evidence-to-claim map.