4.43 Identify Cause and Effect Signal Words in Historical Texts Worksheet
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Cause and Effect Signal Words in Historical Texts — Use signal words and phrases to identify cause-and-effect relationships in historical texts. Standards/reference: HIST.4.43.
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The Qing dynasty faced internal rebellions, foreign pressure, and financial problems. Reform attempts failed, in part because of resistance from conservative officials who feared losing power.
When the United Nations authorized peacekeeping missions in the mid-20th century, it created a new way to respond to regional conflicts. This decision led to international troops monitoring ceasefires in places where no single nation could be trusted to do so.
Thomas Paine’s pamphlet *Common Sense* circulated widely in early 1776. Its arguments sparked increased support for independence among many colonists.
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