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Gettysburg Address Comprehension

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Gettysburg Address Comprehension

Abraham Lincoln giving the Gettysburg Address

📚 Part 1: Vocabulary & Multiple Choice

1. What does the word "nation" mean in the Gettysburg Address?

A country or land where people live together

A single person

A type of building

2. When Lincoln says soldiers were "dedicated," he means they were:

Committed and devoted to their cause

Confused about what to do

Ready to go home

3. What was the main purpose of Lincoln's speech?

To honor brave soldiers who died in battle

To talk about the weather

To discuss farming

4. Check all the words that describe the soldiers Lincoln talks about:

Brave

Honorable

Lazy

Dedicated

✏️ Part 2: Reading Comprehension

5. Fill in the blanks using words from the word bank:

Word Bank: freedom, honor, nation, battlefield

Lincoln gave his speech on a _________________ where soldiers had fought. He wanted to _________________ the brave men who died fighting for our _________________. Lincoln believed our _________________ should remember their sacrifice.

6. Why did Lincoln think the living people should be dedicated to "unfinished work"?
7. What can we learn from the brave soldiers Lincoln talks about? Use at least two vocabulary words in your answer.

🎨 Part 3: Making Connections

8. Draw a picture that shows what "freedom" means to you. Then write one sentence explaining your drawing.

My drawing shows: _________________________________________________

9. Lincoln wanted people to remember the soldiers' sacrifice. How can we honor brave people in our community today?

Differentiation Support:

• You may answer questions by drawing pictures with labels

• You may work with a partner to discuss your ideas

• Use sentence starters: "Lincoln believed..." or "The soldiers were..."

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