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Emperor Qianlong Letter to King George III - Primary Source Reading - Google Drive - Print & Digital

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Contributor:
The History Llama
Grade Level:
6-10
Product Type:
Primary Source Reading
File Type:
PDF, Google Drive
Pages:
3
Answer Key:
Yes
  • Emperor Qianlong Letter to King George III - Primary Source Reading - Google Drive - Print & Digital
  • Emperor Qianlong Letter to King George III - Primary Source Reading - Google Drive - Print & Digital
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Emperor Qianlong Letter to King George III - Primary Source Reading - Print & Digital - Google Drive

This is an excellent resource to include with your unit on Ancient China! In this reading, students will read a letter sent to King George III by Emperor Qianlong after the British sent their first envoy to China in 1793.

This resource comes as a Google Drive resource. When you purchase this product, you will be directed to download a PDF of the Terms of Use. The link to the Google Drive folder, along with directions on how to make copies and print the material, will be provided. By purchasing this product, you recognize that you (and your students should you chose the digital option) must have access to a Google account. 

Want to know more about what's in this resource? ⇣⇣⇣⇣⇣⇣

  • One-page primary source reading
  • 7 comprehension questions to check for student understanding
  • Teacher answer key (not included in preview)

I know how frustrating it can be for students when they receive large amounts of text to read, so I intentionally made this a one-page reading! Whether you assign this as homework or do it together as a class, this is an excellent supplement to use in your class.

Thank you for checking this product out! To check out other resources on Ancient China, you can click HERE.

Happy teaching! :)

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