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U.S. History Common Core RH.9-10.2 study guides
US History Packet & Unit Guide Bundle: Maps, Timelines, & Worksheet Activities
This amazing US History Packet bundle includes 18 complete independent work packets to cover ALL of American History! With editable Google Doc versions for each unit, these study guides are perfect for sharing through Google Classroom or printable worksheets for your entire unit!All of the following unit guide packets are included:Exploration & American IndiansThe 13 Colonies The American RevolutionThe ConstitutionEarly AmericaThe Age of JacksonSectionalism & Manifest DestinyThe Civil Wa
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7th - 10th
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Last of the Mohicans Study & Movie Guide with Comprehension Questions
This is a study guide to be used alongside 1992, The Last of the Mohicans. The study guide contains fifteen comprehension questions for students to complete during or after the film.Check out all my Native American related products below!Native American Bundle of Lessons: Reading Passages + Comprehension ActivitiesLast of the Mohicans Study & Movie Guide with Comprehension QuestionsThe Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Novel Study: Reading GuideRethinking the Legend of Pocahontas:
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7th - 12th
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APUSH American Pageant Reading Guide
This reading guide is structured to help students study the key information from the American Pageant textbook in preparation for the AP exam. It contains questions that align to the course framework for Advanced Placement United States History and was developed by an AP exam reader. The reading guide is broken down by chapter, and each chapter features a key terms section, a chronology section and a set of key questions. The questions are scaffolded to allow students to critically think about t
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9th - 12th
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CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION JEOPARDY
Civil War Jeopardy. Reconstruction questions too. Includes 50 questions and a final jeopardy question. Jeopardy for Microsoft PowerPoint.
When using as a Powerpoint, you can click on the dollar amount on the main and it will jump to the question. Once a question is answered, the dollar amount will fade in color. The PowerPoint is completely editable. Use again and again for multiple lessons.
Great for playing in class.
OTHER PRODUCTS FOR TEACHING EARLY AMERICA:
Constitution Jeopardy
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: My Entire Store
US Constitution Reading Guide
Help your students navigate through the primary document – The United States Constitution. This reading guide is intended for students to read through and begin to understand the document that outlines the US Government. Rather than struggling through the original wording of the Constitution and giving up, this reading guide gives students specific things to look for which increases engagement and comprehension of the primary source. Resource includes:7 page reading guide for students7 page a
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8th - 11th
Also included in: US Government BUNDLE
The New World Movie Study Guide and Comprehension Questions
This is a study guide to be used alongside 2005 film, The New World. The study guide contains fifteen comprehension questions for students to complete during or after the film.Check out all my other Thirteen Colonies products below!Jamestown: Secrets of the Dead: Reading Passages + Comprehension ActivitiesThe Thirteen Colonies: An Introduction to American History: Reading PassagesThirteen Colonies Test and Review Sheet: AssessmentThe New World Movie Study Guide and Comprehension QuestionsA Tale
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7th - 12th
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10th Grade Social Studies History: Post-Revolution Establishment of America
What happened after America won it's independence from England? This lesson will teach your students about the Founding Fathers and their steps to build a sovereign nation.In this lesson you will receive:- A 30 page slide deck lesson- A follow along study guide to keep your students engaged- A quiz and answer key for convenient grading- 2 Bonus Activities! A Founding Fathers exploration and a deep dive into the Bill of Rights.All materials in this lesson are aligned with 10th grade social studie
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7th - 10th
10th Grade Social Studies: The American Revolution
Engage your students with this comprehensive lesson on the American Revolution, aligned with requirements needed for standardized testing!This unit includes:- A 21 slide deck outlining the main causes and events leading up to the Declaration of Independence and the beginning of the Revolution.- A follow-along study guide to keep your students engaged, including an activity where students will explore the Declaration of Independence in depth section by section.- A quiz and answer-key for easy gra
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8th - 11th
Gilded Age & Progressive Era Test & Review Activities | US History Assessment
This test and review materials cover U.S. history during the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, with an emphasis on impacted social groups and social changes of the time period. Depending on how the review materials are used, these resources last either two or three 45-to-50min class periods, as described below. For the list of key topics addressed, see the end of this description. The Unit Test is 20 multiple-choice questions, five of which incorporate documents or visuals, and is intended to be
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7th - 12th
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Westward Expansion Road to Civil War American History Remix Podcast Notes Guide
Need an engaging lecture or chapter homework replacement? DL this no prep road to Civil War note catcher for American History Remix Podcast Episode: VOL. 2 EPISODE 6: WESTWARD EXPANSION, SLAVERY, AND SECESSION Here are topics covered (the guide also includes some vocabulary & definitions that aren't explicitly explained in the podcast)BACKGROUND & MISSOURI COMPROMISETEXASTHE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR REGIONAL PHILOSOPHIESWILMOT PROVISOCOMPROMISE OF 1850 KANSAS-NEBRASKA BLEEDING KANSAS DRED SC
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10th - 12th
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Harriet Movie: Study Guide and Comprehension Questions
This is a study guide to be used alongside the film Harriet. The study guide contains 15 short answer questions that could be answered while watching the film. I have also included the study without lines in case students are responding directly on a device, as opposed to hand written responses.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Movie Bundle Study Guides: Comprehension Questions for Films
Constitution of The United States - Compromises - What's That?
Constitutional Compromises
The idea of compromise is almost unheard of in the world of students today. Perhaps this lesson on the compromises that took place during the Constitutional Convention might give the student just a little idea of what it means to compromise. No one felt stronger about their individual beliefs than the delegates to the convention, but in the end, they had to give up some of those ideas and find a middle ground that both sides could accept. There would be no Constituti
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6th - 9th
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Civil War & Reconstruction Test & Review Activities | US History Assessment
This test and review materials addresses the American Civil War and Reconstruction. Depending on how the review materials are used, these resources last either two or three 45-to-50min class periods, as described below. For the list of key topics addressed, see the end of this description. The Unit Test is 20 multiple-choice questions, several of which incorporate documents or visuals, and is intended to be given during a 45-to-50min class period. The Full Unit Question Bank is a large questio
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7th - 12th
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AP Modern World HAPP Guide
Historians need to evaluate a source using multiple avenues, which is why the College Board rewards AP US/World Students for evaluating a source using the "HAPP" acronym: Historical Context, Audience, Point of View, and Purpose. In this resource, we provide a comprehensive look at this acronym, including sentence stems, examples, and questions students can ask when using each angle to evaluate a historical source. This will come in particularly helpful as students tackle complex Document Based
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9th - 12th, Staff
AP US Government Unit 1 - Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists
Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists worksheet helps students to understand the different views between the two factions of Federalists and Anti-federalists during the Constitution’s ratification debate. As the key issue between Federalist and Anti-federalists concerned the inclusion of a bill of rights, students will first organize the arguments of each faction in a graphic organizer. Then students will debate the bill of rights and whether or not it needs to be amended.
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9th - 12th
Also included in: AP US Government and Politics - Unit 1 Foundations of American Democracy
2nd Industrial Revolution Test & Review Activities | US History Assessment
This test and review materials cover U.S. history during the Second Industrial Revolution, with an emphasis on the economic changes of the time period. Depending on how the review materials are used, these resources last either two or three 45-to-50min class periods, as described below. For the list of key topics addressed, see the end of this description. The Unit Test is 20 multiple-choice questions, five of which incorporate documents or visuals, and is intended to be given during a 45-to-50
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7th - 12th
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Emerson, Thoreau, and Romanticism Aphorisms
"It not the destination; it's the journey." This is the case for instructors when they use this handout of adages to teach the philosophies of Romanticism to their students. This famous aphorism is just one of the many words of wisdom of Emerson and Thoreau that can be found on this printable. But what does this expression really mean? As their assignment, students will use their critical-thinking skills to decipher various words of wisdom and then discuss their conclusions with classmates. T
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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AP US Government Unit 1 - Types of Democracy
Types of Democracy compares the differences between Participatory, Pluralist, and Elitist democracies in American government. Students will use a graphic organizer to list the different characteristics of each type of democracy. Students will then further research the three types of democracy to prepare arguments, with foundational documents, for a Socratic seminar debate.
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9th - 12th
Also included in: AP US Government and Politics - Unit 1 Foundations of American Democracy
Constitution Get the Facts - Cooperative Learning Unit
TO THE TEACHER
The Constitution is a challenge for students and teachers. The GET THE FACTS PACKET I have developed and used for years in my classroom makes things easier for the students and me. I designed the packet and narrowed the information in the U.S. Constitution to the basics I thought middle school students could comprehend. The questions in the packet are simple and fact seeking and give students a basic comprehension of the Constitution.
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The packet contains 6 lessons:
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7th - 9th
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The Declaration of Independence & Patrick Henry's Liberty Speech
This interdisciplinary chart and question sheet provide students in both U.S. history and language arts a chance to explore the rhetorical devices used by America's Founding Fathers to gain support for the Revolution. From rhetorical questions to parallelism to refutation and more, this handout allows students to use critical-thinking skills to evaluate the techniques that helped to make these documents so memorable. A detailed answer key is included for both.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Frederick Douglas Civil Rights Pioneer and Hero: Study Guide And Review
This study guide focuses on the life of one of America's earliest Civil Rights Pioneers in Frederick Douglass. Not only will this study guide give your students a greater understanding of how Frederick Douglass helped bring about many important freedoms for African Americans and also how he helped early feminists in their pursuit of acquiring equal rights, specifically the right to vote. The test that is included with this study guide will allow you to assess what your students have learned abou
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6th - 9th
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The Attack on Pearl Harbor: The Most Relevant and Important Information
Present a thorough and mesmerizing account of the attack on Pearl Harbor with this overhead/handout. Included in this lesson are reasons for the attack, warning signs, information about the attack itself, stories of American heroes, Roosevelt's speech, and so much more. Most important, students will learn details that they've never known before. This product is a win-win in a classroom.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Pacific Series: Episode 1 Questions
This product contains questions for episode 1 of the "Pacific" HBO series, an excellent visual representation for any history course covering WW2. (although it is rated "R"). These questions look to dive into the psychology, brutality, and humanitarian aspects of war, more so than general recall of information. Episode 1:The bulk of Episode One follows Leckie’s unit as it slowly advances across Guadalcanal toward a key airfield built by the Japanese. Following an anti-climactic beach approach —
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: The Pacific HBO Series Video Questions
7.3 - Mercantilism
This file includes:The full text of Session 7.3 (Mercantilism) from the Nomadic Professor's online American History course (nomadicprofessor.com)Guided notes handouts that closely follow the textA complete answer key for each page of guided notesA multiple-choice/matching quiz based on the content of the SessionAn answer key for the quiz, with feedback for each right and wrong answerPrintable flashcards for all key vocabulary
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Unit 7 - The Colonial Experience
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