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Supplying a Revolution: Decision-Making and Logistics at the Springfield Arsenal, 1777–1778Social Studies · Economics · Grades 9–12Lesson plan

Compelling Question How did logistical decision-making at the Springfield Arsenal influence the success of the Continental Army during the American Revolution? Supporting Question How did choices about location, layout, staffing, and resource management affect the Arsenal’s ability to supply troops? Objective •Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of different armory locations using geographic and strategic evidence. •Analyze how construction design and infrastructure choices influenced safety, efficiency, and long-term production. •Apply budget constraints to make staffing decisions based Duration: 60 Minutes.

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