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High school african history handouts for Easel Activities
The Civil Rights Monologues, A Civil Rights Play, Middle & H.S.
Drama! Comedy! Tragedy! Great for Black History Month, or any other month! Are you sick of the same tired old Black History Month programs? Here's a modern play for high school that's guaranteed to hold your audience's interest! Appropriate for grades 7-12Highlighting the story of the Civil Rights movement from the perspectives of the people who lived it, The Civil Rights Monologues gives a 360° view of the movement and the marches in Birmingham, Alabama. This edgy play for high school and mi
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8th - 10th, Higher Education
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Queens of Africa: Queens of Ethiopia
Queens of Ethiopia is part II of the Queens of Africa series and to be quite honest, most history classes will not have a focus on this part of the world. It's time to celebrate the women that ruled Africa though and these short reads will easily fit into your curriculum. Personally, I think it is interesting how Ethiopia changes from the matrilineal-focused society of Kush to a patrilineal succession. This change leads to some deep questions about the influences that Ethiopia faced in order to
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Women's History Growing Bundle
Atlantic Slave Trade introduction - PDF Video guide & answer Key
PLEASE NOTE:This original product is in PDF format, and therefore cannot be edited - thus the price difference of the UPDATED VERSION.The updated version, ⭐️ linked below, is Google Slides compatible, and therefore completely editable as well as downloadable in PDF format! This video guide activity was designed to introduce your unit on the Atlantic Slave trade. It gives basic statistics, facts, and background information in a format appropriate for all grades 6-12. This video connects The Atlan
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6th - 12th
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Middle / High School World History - Ancient Aksum Web Activity
Looking for a challenging and interactive activity that will give students an opportunity to explore an ancient African kingdom? This interactive web activity consists of a cover page followed by a three page student handout (now available as a digital activity) complete with a rubric and inquiry questions. Following the student handout is a three page key to the inquiry questions. Everything needed for a student-driven interactive web activity is here in one package! The unit provides two embed
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: HS SS Ancient Greece, Rome and Aksum Web Activities Bundle
Civil Rights - The Power of Commitment
This resource works with a Genial'ly (link provided on the worksheet.) This resource is a cyber-rally on the Civil Rights Movement and on the duty to vote. It traces back different events from the era. Your students will learn how people were committed to a cause and how they fought to gain the right to vote. The worksheet follows the letters composing the expression "The Power of Commitment” and each letter will disclose information on what happened at a given time. Students will improve their
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Historical African Landmarks
Celebrate African history this year by highlighting four of Africa's greatest landmarks. These four landmarks span centuries of African history, are not Egyptian (there's nothing wrong with that but the continent is huge), and highlight the history and accomplishments of Africans. This resource is text-heavy. Students will do a lot of reading about these landmarks. It is not a very interactive resource. This is purposeful. Most of us don't know anything about these landmarks which means we need
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9th - 12th
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Empire Games: Episode #3 Egypt
20 short answer comprehension questions and 20 true/false questions on episode 3 of Empire Games.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Black History: The Transatlantic Slave Trade
This is a fully guided lesson focusing on the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Through the analysis of a variety of sources, students will gain a deeper understanding of the suffering that many African captives endured. Students will also learn to use sources to support an argument. This lesson has been completely re-made from its original iteration. This lesson includes:12 sources for students to analyze along with corresponding questions for them to answer.A writing assignment meant to assess studen
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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