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11th grade Women's History Month reading dbqs
Japanese Internment Camps Primary Source Reading & Worksheet
Japanese Internment Camps Primary Source Reading & WorksheetThis is a marvelous first-person account of what it was like for a 19-year-old girl from California to be placed into an internment camp during World War II. Told in a passionate, engaging style by civil rights activist Yuri Kochiyama, it tells the effects of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order 9066 on her and her family. The worksheet is slightly edited to a one page reading for students with an introduction to set th
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5th - 11th
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Also included in: Japanese Internment Lesson Plan Bundle
Women's Suffrage Mini Lesson
Students will read an overview of suffrage and women's fight to get the right to vote, culminating in the 19th Amendment. There are 9 opinion and discussion questions throughout the text. The 10th question is a small research activity about the road to the vote for women around the world and the final part of the resource is a creative task. Websites are provided as starting points, as well as a 60 second video and an article on the NWP, NAWSA, and African American women's fight for suffrage.
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Progressive Era Bundle
Women in the Civil War: Station Rotations (Primary Sources & Informational Text)
Diversify your syllabus. Get your secondary students up and moving using these Women in the Civil War Station Rotations. This adaption of a DBQ gets students into exploring authentic female sources and perspectives. Students will take an inquiry stance-- all stations help students answer the essential question, "How did the Civil War Challenge and Change the Role of Women & Notion of 'Womanhood' in American Society?”(Looking for "Women in the Civil War" for grades 4-7? Click here)One wom
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8th - 12th
Climate Change Reading & Worksheet Extreme Weather Claim Evidence Reasoning CER
This product helps students understand the science of Climate Change and the possible impact it has on extreme weather events. It was written in 2015 and considering the intensity of the 2017 hurricane season the article is very prophetic. Students will use evidence in the article that climate change has and will continue to contribute to more intense storms, snow, rain, droughts and other weather events.Claim Evidence Reasoning or C.E.R. charts are great for getting your students to explain phe
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6th - 12th
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MS-ESS3-2
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US History Primary Source DBQ Writing Activities Print & Digital
Step up your U.S. History units with these close readings of 2 paired short high-interest primary source documents, each with an accompanying extended writing template answering a thematic question.Each kit comes in both printable PDF and digital for Google Slides.************************************Included in each Paired Source Writing KitDetailed lesson plans with step-by-step directionsSuggested answer keysIntroductory brainstorming and Four Corners discussion protocolConcept Definition note
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8th - 11th
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Era of Reform Abolition Primary Sources Activity Analysis Worksheets 6-Pack
Teach source analysis and bring richness to your US History course with these curated voices from Frederick Douglass, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and others.This 6-pack also comes in Google files for a paperless option!Featured voices in this fight for change:Frederick DouglassDorothea DixElizabeth Cady StantonSojourner TruthHenry David Thoreau Factory laborersEffective HIPPOS framework to target historical & critical thinking skills:Historical ContextIntended AudiencePoint of ViewPurposeOutside
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9th - 11th
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Roosevelt Four Freedoms Primary Source Writing Activity Print & Digital
Strengthen students' skills in analyzing two primary source documents: President Roosevelt’s “Four Freedoms” speech and Norman Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms” painting series in a text and image-driven, evidence-based extended writing sample. This resource comes in both print PDF and digital for Google Slides.**************************************Greatness is conveying a complex and scary message with simplicity, positivity, and emotion. Challenge your students with this plug-and-play lesson to learn
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: US History Primary Source DBQ Writing Activities Print & Digital
"The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World" Short Story Unit
This short story unit contains 41 pages of : Word Wall, vocabulary, and 7 constructed responses. In addition to this, I've included mini-posters with the standards for the classroom, a rubric, and several word wall activities. Explore the short story by breaking down the author's word choice, explore the meaning of the words, and then use this acquired knowledge to write text based essay responses. This is a complete short story unit.Click here to follow me for free lessons and sales!Click here
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9th - 12th
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Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You: reading questions, task cards, and test
This 45 page* novel study will assist students in comprehension and critical thinking while reading whole class, in a small group, or independently, Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi. Reynolds and Kendi's brilliant partnership is a must read for students hoping to gain a clear and engaging understanding of how race has been viewed and used in American history.Teachers can assign 50 critical thinking and recall questions to be answered during reading to hol
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7th - 12th
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Abigail Adams Remember the Ladies Letter Analysis
Students will read the "Remember the Ladies" letter Abigail Adams wrote to John Adams, answer 16 questions, and complete a creative task. There is also a 3 part vocabulary activity for students to complete. The answers are included where appropriate and this would be great for a sub! Sample questions include:--Explain what Abigail means when refers to the “common enemy.” You must say more than England/King George. --Summarize the historical context that makes the paragraph about Boston, the
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Women's History Month Activities Bundle
Gandhi on Nonviolence - Primary Source DBQs
This is a simple assignment that can be done within 1 class period or assigned as homework. It's a short reading of Mohandas Gandhi explaining his beliefs about satyagraha and nonviolence. There is a short introduction for context, followed by his writings, followed by 7 questions of varied difficulty.Some questions can easily be found in the reading, others require demonstrating a stronger grasp of the material or summarization skills.A quick promo testimonial:Sell your stuff on TpT! I am floo
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9th - 12th
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World War II - Big Bundle! DBQs & Primary Sources, PPT Lessons, Guided Reading
Lots and lots of resources! 25% off price you'd pay if purchased separately!These resources include DBQ and Primary Source Sets, Guided Reading Assignments and Power Point Lessons on the following topics:* Home Front* Japanese-American Internment* Women in the U.S. Military* Victory GardensDBQ and Primary Source SetsDBQ and Primary Source sets include primary sources with questions, DBQ prompts and Answer Keys. Students have a chance to develop understanding of context, perspective, purpose, a
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8th - 11th
World History Sub Plan Bundle (Readings for each unit of Semester 1) High School
This bundle is a teacher's dream. Save time, money, and stress with a lesson for each of the units for semester one in High School World History! These are great for sub plans OR for exam review! You can assign them in class or to students as homework, extra credit, make-up options, etc. These are based on FL Standards but include a lesson for each of the following topics:World ReligionsMedieval Christian EuropeCivilizations of AsiaMuslim WorldAfricaThe AmericasRenaissanceNew Global Connections
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8th - 11th
Battle of Stalingrad (DBQ)
In this resource students will analyze twelve documents in order learn about the Battle of Stalingrad and the urban warfare that takes place during The Great Patriotic War (WWII) in the Soviet Union. Students will answer 14 questions that go along with the documents provided and then answer an overarching essay question about urban warfare and its impact on both soldiers and civilians.
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8th - 12th
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Black History Month Readings and DBQ Bundle
Unlock the richness of Black history with our comprehensive Black History Month Bundle! This specially curated collection includes eight engaging reading assignments, each accompanied by DBQ (Document-Based Questions), meticulously crafted answer keys, featuring typical student responses for effective guidance. Explore the stories of iconic figures and pivotal events that have shaped the African American narrative. What's Included:8 Reading AssignmentsDBQ Style Questions for Critical ThinkingAns
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9th - 12th
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Women’s Suffrage Stations Activity with Primary Sources & Political Cartoons
Women's Suffrage 1920's Political Cartoon & Primary Source Inquiry ActivityStations Activity with Teacher Answer Guide!Essential Question: Were the social reforms of the 1920’s positive or negative for the United States?Women had to fight for equal rights. Many students don't realize much of American society was opposed to the 19th Amendment in the 1920's. This lesson has students will work in groups and answer guided reading questions and they unpack each authors argument. Students will unp
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8th - 12th
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Bundle: Home Front During WWII - Reading Assignments, PPT, DBQs/Primary Sources
The United States Home Front during World War II:* Primary Source Analysis and DBQ's* Power Point Lesson* Reading Assignment and Worksheet (Guided Reading)Use portions or the entirety of the resources as needed.Primary Source Analysis and DBQ'sThis 23 page Primary Source Analysis and DBQ activity gives students a chance to delve deeper into the experience of life on the home front in the United States during World War II. There are 20 primary sources and 3 DBQ prompts. After completing th
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8th - 11th
Plato's Allegory of the Cave - Reading Text with Questions - Bonus Resources
Includes the text for Plato's Allegory of the Cave and 12 higher level thinking questions that help students make connections. Also includes the following bonus resources: Multiple video links Articles that analyze the allegory Extension activities for independent practiceGoogle classroom optimized. Just assign it and everything the student's need is in the document. 1-5 hours worth of material depending on how you structure the lesson and how you choose to utilize the extension activit
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9th - 12th
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Cold War: Truman Doctrine and The Marshall Plan (Similarities and Differences)
When covering the Cold War topics of The Truman Doctrine and The Marshall Plan I often noticed that my students had trouble differentiating between the two, or mixing them up. This resource does an excellent job of helping student understand what each topic was, why it was used, and the differences between the two.In the first part of the assignment students read through a document on The Truman Doctrine, answering 5 reading comprehension question and 2 questions regarding current US relations
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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World History DBQ Packet (1600-1914)
Here are a set of packets teachers can use to help their students understand topics with World History. *This bundle any get updated*Here are the DBQ Packets Global 2. Enlightenment Absolute MonarchsAge of ExplorationFrench Revolution Nationalist Revolution Napoleon: Great Leader or Just Another DictatorScientific RevolutionIndustrial RevolutionDemocratic Reform and ActivismBritish India Raj (1857–1947)The Great War (WW1)
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9th - 12th
Enlightenment Thinkers Document Based Question (DBQ)
This is a complete DBQ (document-based question) on the topic of the EUROPEAN ENLIGHTENMENT. This DBQ includes clear instructions, ample historical context, seven documents/sources, and a detailed rubric. This DBQ asks students to consider the following question: evaluate the social, cultural, and political reforms that Enlightenment thinkers sought in 18th-century European society. Students will analyze and evaluate historical sources by Baron de Montesquieu, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Francois Mar
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: World History & European History DBQs Bundle
Silent Sentinels Suffrage Movement DBQ Unit Print & Digital
Challenge students to dive deeper and think beyond themselves in this point-of-view focused unit on the women suffrage movement’s final act: Alice Paul and the Silent Sentinels' impatient bravery and steadfast dedication to the American value of equality that finally brought women the 19th Amendment's right to vote.This unit coversFounders' views on First Amendment rightsLandmark Supreme Court on free speechRecent protest movementsThe backstory of women's suffrage prior to 1917 Silent Sentinels
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8th - 11th
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Boxer Rebellion Primary Source DBQs
This is a simple assignment that can be done within 1 class period or assigned as homework. It's a short reading of a primary source account of the Boxer Rebellion in China at the turn of the century. There is a short introduction for context, followed by the personal account, followed by 10 questions of varied difficulty.Some questions can easily be found in the reading, others require demonstrating a stronger grasp of the material or summarization skills.KEYWORDS: Boxer Rebellion; World Histor
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9th - 12th
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Analyze Text of the Constitution - Legislative Branch - DBQ Assignment
Engage your students in a thought-provoking exploration of the United States Constitution with this comprehensive primary source activity focusing on Article 1, Section 8. This meticulously crafted resource is designed to foster critical thinking, textual analysis, and a deep understanding of the powers delegated to Congress.Key Features:Primary Source Focus: Dive into the heart of the Constitution by honing in on Article 1, Section 8. Uncover the powers granted to Congress and encourage student
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: United States Constitution Mega Unit Bundle
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