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Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
This interdisciplinary bundle on Latin American history includes 8 activities including readings, artwork, poems, primary sources, and projects for students to learn about the Neocolonial Period in Latin America (roughly 1880-1959). Students will read literature and historical sources on the history of Cuba, Argentina, Mexico, and many other Latin American countries. Perfect activities for a course on Latin American studies, World History, government, or other history or literature courses in hi
Grades:
9th - 12th
History of the Cuban Revolution | Complete Bundle | Debate, Project, Readings
This complete bundle on the history of the Cuban Revolution will guide your students to think critically on one of the most influential events in Latin American and world history. Students will read and analyze Che Guevara's 1960 work on guerrilla warfare, collectively research 11 influential moments in the Cuban Revolution, and pair up in debate teams to have a structured academic debate on the revolution's historical legacy.Perfect activities for a Latin American studies, World History, or oth
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9th - 12th
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Legacies of the Cuban Revolution | Student Debate | Latin American Studies
This 21-page activity guides students through the history of the Cuban Revolution's successes and failures from 1959 to the present. Students are guided in a structured academic debate by exploring the supporters and critics of the Cuban Revolution. Students read from multiple perspectives with the goal of understanding the ideology of revolutionaries and the Latin American left during the Cold War. Includes detailed graphic organizers, structured questions, instructions for debate referees, and
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9th - 12th
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Causes of the Mexican Revolution | Guided Group Reading and Graphic Organizer
This 10-page historical inquiry explores the historical causes of the Mexican Revolution of 1910. Readings are scaffolded for a high school World History or World Studies course.As students navigate this reading, they will use evidence to answer the historical question: Was the Mexican Revolution of 1910 more of a result of U.S. economic imperialism or internal Mexican problems?Lesson-ready!Includes clear instructions, detailed graphic organizer, and group task for students to engage in rigorous
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
Contemporary Latin American Issues | Guided Reading & Graphic Organizer |
This 10-page interactive group-work reading is based on the historical question: What are the most important economic, political, and social issues facing Latin America in the 21st century?This activity explores the following issues facing Latin America today:Poverty and InequalityCorruptionDrug TraffickingViolence and CrimeEnvironmental DegradationDemocracyThese issues are important for governments, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders to address these issues in order to promote
Grades:
8th - 11th
Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo | Artwork Analysis | Mexican Revolution
This 20-page activity will provide students with a thorough understanding of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo's historical context and guide them through an artistic analysis of some of their most important works. Students are provided with 17 key images which they will analyze and compare in a graphic organizer. Students will learn about this major artistic movement during the Mexican Revolution, an important time period in Latin American history. It's the perfect activity for an art or art history
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
Peronism Historical Inquiry | Juan Domingo Peron Sources | History of Argentina
This 6-page activity with a student graphic organizer provides students with an accessible set of sources that narrate the history of Peronism in Argentina. Through this historical inquiry, students begin by reading from Juan Domingo Peron himself, and then see how Peronism occurred in different waves throughout Argentinean history, from 1946 to the recent government of President Alberto Fernandez that culminated in 2023. Students will learn about modern Argentinean history through this great e
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
Our America by Jose Martà | Primary Source on Latin American Nationalism 1891
This 4-page reading activity will guide students in reading one of the most influential essays written by Jose Martà in 1891, a time period known as the neocolonial period in Latin American history. Perfect activity for a Latinx or Latin American studies class, U.S. History, World History Course, English course, or other social studies course in high school. This activity supplements a class covering US foreign policy and American imperialism from 1891-1902. In this excerpt from MartÃ's essay Nu
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
Brazilian Colonial History | Close Reading and Group Project | Secondary Source
This 2-page history activity will guide students in reading a secondary source text on the history of Colonial Brazil. Students will focus on the following historical question: How did the early history of Brazil shape the colonial economy, and the treatment of indigenous and African slaves?Then, students will narrate the colonial history of Brazil through the creation of a children's storybook or a hip-hop song. Perfect activity for a Latinx or Latin American studies class, World History Course
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9th - 12th
Pero Vaz de Caminha Letter | Conquest of Brazil | Primary Source Analysis
This 3-page reading activity will guide students in reading one of the most important primary sources in Brazil. Students will perform a close reading on the discovery of Brazil by Portuguese colonizers, and complete the included graphic organizer.Perfect activity for a Latinx or Latin American studies class, World History Course, or other social studies course in high school.
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9th - 12th
Neocolonial Imperialism in Latin America | US Foreign Policy 1880-1930 History
This 5-page activity with a student graphic organizer based on historical inquiry analysis will guide your students in reading, enjoying, and interpreting major historical events from the neocolonial period in Latin America (roughly 1880-1959). Students read about the history of the Monroe Doctrine, in addition to learning about US intervention in Cuba, Panama, and other countries in Latin America. Perfect activity for a Latinx or Latin American studies class, U.S. History, World History Course,
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
Latin American Music Genres | Project on Samba, Tango & Corridos | Latin Music
This 4-page activity with a student graphic organizer will guide your students as they learn about Latin American music genres from Cuba, Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico including samba, tango, danzon, habaneras, and corridos from the neocolonial period, focusing on genres born from 1880-1930. Perfect activity for a Latinx or Latin American studies class, music class, or other social studies course in middle or high school.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
Neocolonial Latin American Literature | Poems by Nicolas Guillen & Ruben Dario
This 7-page activity with a student graphic organizer based on TPCASTT poetry analysis will guide your students in reading, enjoying, and interpreting the most well known Latin American poems from the neocolonial period (roughly 1880-1959). Students read poems by Ricardo Palma (Peru), Ruben Dario (Nicaragua), and Nicolas Guillen (Cuba). Perfect activity for a Latinx or Latin American studies class, U.S. History, World History Course, English course, or other social studies course in middle or hi
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
Latin American Love Poems | Pablo Neruda | Mario Benedetti | TPCASTT Analysis
This 6-page activity with a student graphic organizer based on TPCASTT poetry analysis will guide your students in reading, enjoying, and interpreting the most well known Latin American Love Poems. Students read the greatest poems by Pablo Neruda, Mario Benedetti, and Gabriela Mistral. Perfect activity for a Latinx or Latin American studies class, a World History Course, English course, or other social studies course in middle or high school. After students complete their poetry analysis, encour
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9th - 12th
Dictators in Early 20th Century Latin America | Historical Research Project
This 3-page activity will provide students with an understanding of Latin American dictators from 1900-1959. Students are provided with 9 key dictators and guiding questions that will aid their historical research on their topic. Students will explore the rise to power, methods of governance, and human rights abuses by these leaders during the neocolonial period of Latin American history. Students will learn about dictators from Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, Guatemala, P
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Neocolonial Latin American History and Culture | 1880-1959 | World History
History of the Cuban Revolution | Group-work Project | Latin American Studies
This 3-page activity guides students through the ten most important moments of the Cuban Revolution. Students are provided with a brief historical context of their assigned topic, and they will collaborate to make a classroom slideshow that covers the Cuban Revolution from 1953-2015. It's the perfect activity for a Latin American Studies, US History, or other history or social studies course in high school.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Che Guevara's Guerrilla Warfare | Historical Reading and Project | Latin America
This 6-page activity guides students through the main points of Che Guevara's influential Guerrilla Warfare book published in 1960. Students will explore the essence of guerrilla warfare, military tactics, social reforms, and guidelines on how revolutionaries would hold power. It's the perfect activity for a Latin American Studies, US History, or other history or social studies course in high school. It includes 8 creative ways for students to share their understanding. This activity is meant to
Grades:
9th - 12th
Slavery in the Americas | Comparative Analysis: Latin America and North America
This 17-page reading explores Slavery in the Americas with easy to read documents that explore case studies of slavery in Latin America including: Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Cuba, and Mexico. Part II of the reading focuses on North American colonies and nations including: Canada, Jamaica, New England, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies, and the American West. Comparative Historical & Political Analysis Students answer the following historical question as they practice their analys
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7th - 12th
Haitian Revolution Group-work | Guided Reading with Graphic Organizer | History
This 10-page historical inquiry explores how the Haitian Revolution progressed from 1791-1804. Readings are scaffolded for a high school World History or World Studies course. Lesson-ready!Includes clear instructions, detailed graphic organizer, and group task for students to create an illustrated children's book!
Grades:
9th - 12th
Latin American Countries Project| Interactive Groupwork | Latin American Studies
4-page individual or group project on Latin American countries. Students will explore some of the major historical events, cultural movements, and geographic features from across the region. Includes detailed rubric and suggested sources.Perfect for an Ethnic Studies class, Latin American Studies class, Hispanic Heritage Month, or any course on Mexican and/or Latin American history or music.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Art from Colonial Latin America | Painting Analysis | Latin American Studies
9 page guided reading and art analysis worksheet. Students will explore some of the major paintings completed by Latin American artists from the colonial period. Perfect for an Ethnic Studies class, Latin American Studies class, Hispanic Heritage Month, or any course on Mexican and/or Latin American history or music.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Sor Juana Ines Poems | Interactive Reading | Hispanic & Latin American Studies
6 page guided reading and poetry analysis worksheet. Students will explore some of the major poems written by Latin America's first feminist from the colonial period. Perfect for an Ethnic Studies class, Latin American Studies class, Hispanic Heritage Month, or any course on Mexican and/or Latin American history or music.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Latin American Music | Interactive Groupwork Reading | Hispanic & Latinx Studies
9 page guided reading and interactive group-work activity. Students will explore some of the major music genres throughout Latin America and the United States. Students read about Salsa, Reggaeton, Cumbia, Tango, Bossa Nova, and Bachata. Each document has guided questions on the historical background and on music video analysis. Activity is tailored to students in middle and high school, scaffolded for school-appropriate and up-to-date information. After completing the graphic organizer, student
Grades:
7th - 10th
Colonial Architecture in Latin America | Latin American Studies
2-page individual or group project on Latin American colonial architecture. Students will explore some of the major historical sites and make a collage. Perfect for an Ethnic Studies class, Latin American Studies class, Hispanic Heritage Month, or any course on Mexican and/or Latin American history or music.
Grades:
8th - 11th
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