Black Americans in the American Revolution DBQ | Primary Source Analysis
A complete document-based question (DBQ) packet on Black Americans in the American Revolution, built around one arguable question: Which side offered Black Americans the better chance at freedom, the Patriots or the British?
One compelling central question with a short context primer
4-6 curated primary sources (document excerpts, a political cartoon or image, a data table)
Scaffolded document-analysis questions: sourcing, context, and corroboration
An evidence-based writing prompt with a scoring rubric
Complete answer key + teacher key, and a standards page (CCSS Reading in History)
Print-first PDF, US Letter, low-ink, two-sided printable; Grades 6-12
A print-first primary-source analysis resource from Response Resources.
Pairs perfectly with our Declarations: Black Americans and the Revolutionary War worksheet.
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