Primary Source Reading: Politics by Aristotle
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- Contributor:
- Aaron Mathews
- Grade Level:
- 6-12
- Product Type:
- Reading with Questions
- File Type:
- DOC
- Pages:
- 4
- Answer Key:
- Yes
Description
This product is an excellent primary source document that requires students to read and analyze an excerpt from Aristotle's "Politics." Following the reading there are 5 questions that require the students to analyze the document and use prior knowledge to answer successfully.
The actual product is a Word Document to manipulate as you chose and includes an answer key.
Thanks for looking!
Created by Aaron Mathews
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