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11th grade U.S. History teacher manuals under $5
United States Imperialism- Map Lesson
United States Imperialism Unit must begin with a visual! Before students can critically think about concepts, they must be able to geographically locate the territories that America pursued during post 1860. Using textbook, class atlas, or mini research sources, students will label and color American possessions. Includes:**American Imperialism Map- Student Worksheet which includes two maps, the World and the Pacific Island Regions.**American Imperialism Map- Teacher Guide which provides direc
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8th - 12th
Historical Thinking Skills
Historical Thinking Skills can be a valuable component of your classroom! Once you introduce the Historic Thinking Skills, you can easily practice and integrate into each unit throughout the year! This will help students look at primary sources critically, and take a deeper dive with content! This set includes the essentials to enhance learning in any classroom:*clearly defined set of Historic Thinking Skills (historical context, cause and effect, point of view, purpose, and 9 more!* "Make i
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Black History Month African American Astronauts Presentation | February Activity
This is a classroom resource and activity to engage in and is perfect to celebrate Black History Month which is observed in February, or any time you are studying about African American History. Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. history. Also known as African American History Month. Since 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. Other cou
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4th - 12th
Also included in: Black History Month | 100 African Americans Biography and Activity.
DBQ Evaluation Rubric - PAPERLESS and Printable! Marking DBQs is Now Easier!
DBQ marking will now be much easier! Simply check off the boxes that a student has achieved, enter comments and select a final score! The form can then be printed traditionally or exported as a PDF or PNG and submitted electronically to the student. Check out the video preview for an overview! A few important details:- There are three files: Editable PPT Version, Paperless Without Percents and Paperless with Percents. - The PDF versions open in Adobe Reader (free) and the teacher simply fills
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10th - 12th
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Roles of the President - Qualifications and Job Description
Great resource for students and teachers alike that clearly lays out the 7 Roles of the President as well as formal presidential qualifications. Provide students with easy to understand, real-world examples of past U.S. Presidents acting as Commander-in-Chief, Chief Legislator, Chief Diplomat, and more. Helpful as a student study resource, generating in-class discussions, or branching off for solo research assignments. I recommend hanging this up in your classroom for students to reference throu
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8th - 12th
The President's Cabinet - Executive Departments (Explained Simply)
A comprehensive student guide to the 15 executive departments of our federal government, also known as the President's Cabinet!For each department, you will find:1) The name of the department with a hyperlink to its official website2) What function the department serves within the United States3) The year in which it was established4) The official title of the head of each departmentGreat for handing out to students as a study resource, generating in-class discussions, or building multi-day rese
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8th - 12th
5 Key Turning Points in the American Revolution
Feeling overwhelmed trying to teach your students about the American Revolution? Search no further!This document condenses the American Revolution down into just five of its most essential turning points with no-nonsense bullet points which clearly flow from one event to the next. Great for first-time exposure to the American Revolution or revisiting the basics so students can go beyond! When students understand these basics, the lesson plans that follow are much more enjoyable for both students
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6th - 12th
U.S. Constitution (Simply Summarized for Students) - Articles & Amendments 1-27
An incredibly simple yet cohesive way to introduce your students to the U.S. Constitution!From the Preamble to Amendment #27, this two-sided document is a fantastic way to clear away the fear most students feel towards our nation's governing document.Once students understand that "this is all there is to it" they will feel much less intimidated moving forward in this year. I reference this document with my students as early as Day #1 and as late as Day #180 in the school year. It remains hung up
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8th - 12th
List of U.S. Presidents in Order - Student and Teacher Study Resource
The complete list of U.S. Presidents - color coded in chronological order!This is a great resource for both students and teachers alike. It can easily serve as a jumping off point for in-class discussions, a solo-study resource for students, or a means through which to compare/rank past presidents of the United States.For each U.S. President, you will find the following information:1) President name and number2) Political party/affiliation3) Length of term4) Cause of death (if applicable)5) Hype
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8th - 12th
Compare Media Reporting on September 11, 2001 Terrorism
This two page lesson contains 11 articles (a couple being more lengthy documents to deeply analyze the important issues) accessible by online web links (PDF also provided) and 12 thought provoking questions to help students cultivate critical thinking skills as they compare and contrast media coverage from 3 American media sources and 1 media source in the Middle East. In addition, 2 articles are provided (web links and PDF) from two American advocacy organizations digging into the subject furth
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The California Gold Rush, Environmental Harm and Health Consequences of Mining
The California Gold Rush, Environmental Harm and Health Consequences of MiningEssential Questions - How do new ideas change the way people live? How did the gold rush and Mormons affect the West? How did the discovery of gold help California? To what extent did mining for gold and other precious metals and minerals contaminate the environment (water, soil, air and food supply) causing illness, disease, irreparable harm and premature death?Lesson Components Include:- Lesson Plan (8 pages)- Califo
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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[Social Studies] US History Unit
Unit 1: Pre-Contact to 1800 (5 weeks)1.1 I can compare and contrast the diverse societies that existed in North America prior to European contact. (9.4.4.15.1, 9.4.4.15.2)1.2 I can analyze how the Columbian exchange influenced the social and environmental aspects of indigenous peoples. (9.4.4.16.1, 9.4.4.16.2)1.3 I can compare and contrast the economic, political and religious motives of European immigrants and indentured servants. (9.4.4.16.3)1.4 I can explain the development of the Atlantic sl
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9th - 12th
7 Principles of The Constitution - Lesson
Learning Intention: Students will learn about the Constitution of the United States, its foundational principles, governmental structure, protocol and operating procedures.The lesson provides a beautifully designed outline to clarify the concepts for students with each CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLE having next to it an adjacent box within which is a simplified DEFINITION and a third adjacent box showcasing an APPLICATION EXAMPLE (sometimes with multiple examples).The 5th page provides sources of info
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Give Me Liberty an American History: Chapter 2 Questions & Teacher Notes
Give Me Liberty an American History by Eric Foner 3rd edition
Chapter 2 Questions & Teacher Notes
The chapter guide questions are an essential competent to the study of any textbook. These original questions focus on key elements of each chapter.
Moreover, each chapter comes with detailed teacher notes. Within the notes one can find additional references to audio and video sources. Most audio sources can be found on the Study Space link. All audio and video sources can be found in my addit
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
US Constitution & Bill of Rights: Prezi Notes Presentation
This US Constitution & Bill of Rights Prezi offers a fun alternative to PowerPoint! Use this along with the Guided Notes, and you'll have the complete package for an exciting unit on the Constitution! This Prezi is embedded with short video clips, links to resources, and stunning visuals that will have your students engaged and excited the entire time. **I have also included a PDF of the Prezi- which works much like a PowerPoint- if the Prezi file is not accepted on your device. You will
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7th - 11th
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Opening the West (1858-1896)
Opening the West (1858-1896)Why do people make economic choices? How does geography influence the way people live? Why does conflict develop? How do governments change? What are the challenges of exploration and expansion? How can development benefit some people, while hurting others? Lesson Components Include:- Lesson Plan with Essential Questions and Learning Intention (3 pages)- California Standards- Relevance Key Points- Student Learning Success Criteria- 1 Video (50 minutes)- 10 Pages of Te
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
High School United States History Since 1877 TEKS Checklist
Every Texas teacher will love this TEKS checklist. The TEKS are presented in a shortened, user-friendly, printable checklist. The checklist format is designed to help teachers track what TEKS have been taught or as a tool in aligning curriculum. This includes the United States History Since 1877 TEKS for High School.
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9th - 12th, Staff
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3.2 U.S. History: The Civil War - Teacher Lecture Notes
the First Battle of Bull Run, Naval War, Battle of Antietam, Emancipation Proclamation, and Sherman's March to the Sea.Accompanying PPT listed separately, if interested. This resource can be used as part of a larger 3.2 lesson, please see my store for other resources/bundle.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: 3.2 U.S. History: The Civil War - Lesson Plan
CRQ Teaching Guide
Still unsure on how to implement a CRQ teaching strategy in your classroom? No worries, we've got you covered! Check out our Supplemental Guide to Teaching the Constructed Response Question (CRQ). This resource includes a tested, effective teaching strategy for use with our products and a CRQ grading rubric.
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7th - 12th
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5.3-4 U.S. History: Big Business in America - Teacher Lecture Notes
Lecture notes for teacher that overviews the rise of corporations, Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, Businesses and Trusts, Working in the USA, the Great Railroad Strike, the Knights of Labor and the Haymarket Riot.Accompanying PPT listed separately, if interested. This resource can be used as part of a larger 5.3-4 lesson, please see my store for other resources/bundle.
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8th - 12th
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5.1-2 U.S. History: Rise of Industry & Railroads - Teacher Lecture Notes
Lecture notes for teacher that overviews the rise of industry in the late 1800s, the impact of technology, free enterprise, the Transcontinental Railroad, the Union and Central Pacific Companies, and growth spurred by railways.Accompanying PPT listed separately, if interested. This resource can be used as part of a larger 5.1-2 lesson, please see my store for other resources/bundle.
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8th - 12th
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6.4-5 U.S. History: Populism & Segregation - Teacher Lecture Notes
Lecture notes for teacher that overviews the rise of populism, taking away the vote from African Americans, the grandfather clause, Plessy vs Ferguson, Jim Crow, African American leaders and their responses. Accompanying PPT listed separately, if interested. This resource can be used as part of a larger 6.4-5 lesson, please see my store for other resources/bundle.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: 6.4-5 U.S. History: Populism & Segregation - Lesson Plan
6.2-3 U.S. History: Urbanization & the Gilded Age - Teacher Lecture Notes
Lecture notes for teacher that overviews urbanization, separation by class, crime and pollution, machine politics, the Gilded Age, social darwinism, realism, pop culture, the urban poor, and public education. Accompanying PPT listed separately, if interested. This resource can be used as part of a larger 6.2-3 lesson, please see my store for other resources/bundle.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: 6.2-3 U.S. History: Urbanization & Gilded Age - Lesson Plan
3.3 U.S. History: Civil War Reconstruction - Teacher Lecture Notes
Lincoln's approach, radical republications, Wade-Davis bill, Freedman's Bureau, Johnson taking office, radical reconstruction, carpetbags and scalawags, southern resistance, and the "new south" rises.Accompanying PPT listed separately, if interested. This resource can be used as part of a larger 3.3 lesson, please see my store for other resources/bundle.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: 3.3 U.S. History: Civil War Reconstruction - Lesson Plan
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