“Jefferson believed that people should be free to choose their own leaders.”
“Jefferson believed that people should be free to choose their own leaders.”
This book can link to my teaching in the classroom by fostering discussions about democracy, leadership, and the moral complexities in history, encouraging students to think critically about historical figures and their impact on society.
This book is a historical biography published in 2002 that falls under the genre of children's nonfiction. This engaging book explores the life of Thomas Jefferson, from his early years to his role as the third President of the United States and the principal author of the Declaration of Independence. It highlights his contributions to American history while also addressing his complex legacy, including his views on slavery.
Me either, TJ, me either. #HappyBirthdayPresidentJefferson I didn't take this photo, but please enjoy a beautiful view of his home that's located nearby. #HopIntoSpring @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
Since my calendar told me that today is Jefferson's birthday I figured I would read this. I'm also interested because I'm obsessed with the Hamilton soundtrack.