It is as important to listen to a different opinion as it is to question it. This printable social studies activity reviews the intolerance of Puritans to divergent beliefs and the subsequent settlement of Rhode Island.
TYPE:
A Question of Tolerance
Excerpted from
American History Simulations
With this workbook students participate in activities that bring to life the Age of Discovery, the Stamp Act, the Revolutionary War, and other crucial events.
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