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Elementary middle ages dbqs for Microsoft Word
Early Middle Ages DBQ
Five documents from the so-called Dark Ages are researched to discover the feel of the early Middle Ages in Western Europe. Students view the actions of warriors, knights, nobles and the Church and draw conclusions about their likely courses of action, motivations and outcomes. Suitable for any Western Civilization, Fall of Rome, Dark Ages or Middle Ages class in middle school.
There are only 10 questions, but this should take up about an hour's class time. An answer key and glossary of potenti
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5th - 7th
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Black Death DBQ
Differentiated DBQ on the Black Death.
Green is highest level, yellow middle level, and red lowest level.
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4th - 7th
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Islam (Bundle) - Articles, Activities, Assessments - (Distance Learning)
This is a Bundle of 5 Lesson Plans: "Islam," "Muhammad and Khadija," "The Qur'an and Sunnah," "The Five Pillars of Islam," and "Muhammad Timeline." Together, they explain the major tenets of the religion of Islam. The First Four Lessons contain: - Main Article- Assessment with at least one Document Based Question- Answer Key- Activities- Crossword + Crossword Key- "Support from Text" Guide (shows how to easily support answers from text)- 3-2-1 (3 things I learned) (2 things I want to kno
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5th - 9th
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Magna Carta Document-Based Questions
No prep! This worksheet requires students to closely read parts of the Magna Carta and answer questions about it. It also asks inquiry questions about Magna Carta themed comics.
Grades:
5th - 7th
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DBQ: Joan of Ark Modern and Medieval Legacy
This DBQ was written for my 6th graders to introduce them to the DBQ process while working on our unit on Medieval Times. It is also a great mini-lesson on Joan of Ark.
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5th - 7th
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