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12th grade middle ages independent work packets
Key Medieval Vocabulary Infographic
I want to share with you a set of infographics about the Medieval Ages. It contains key vocabulary and short definitions for your students to easily grasp and review what they learn in class. You can see the complete list in the video. Let me know if you'd like more terms added to this list.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
World History: High Middle Ages Vocabulary Activity
World History vocabulary activity for the High Middle Ages, from 1000-1500.Engage students in higher order thinking about key vocabulary for World History. Identify people, places, and concepts and how they connect to the vocabulary.This activity offers matching, categorizing, identify, and critical analysis of the vocabulary terms, based on the structures of Bloom's Taxonomy.Excellent assignment to leave on days when you have a sub. Super activity for independent work days.Easily assess stude
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9th - 12th
World History: Rise of the Middle Ages Vocabulary Activity
World History vocabulary activity for the Rise of the Middle Ages from A.D. 432 to A.D. 1328.Engage students in higher order thinking about key vocabulary for World History. This activity offers matching, categorizing, identify, and critical analysis of the vocabulary terms, based on the structures of Bloom's Taxonomy.Excellent assignment to leave on days when you have a sub. Review key vocabulary for the test. Identify people, places, and concepts and how they connect to the vocabulary.Super
Grades:
9th - 12th
Summer School World History Review: The Middle Ages
This bundle will help students review ancient civilizations in a quick 20-day cycle of activities, readings, maps, independent worksheets that can be used for class discussions, and analytical writing. It starts from the fall of Rome and ends with the rise of the Ottoman, Ming Chinese, Aztec, and Inca Empires.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Black Plague Source Analysis
This hyperdoc is designed for teachers who are teaching the Black Plague using critical thinking and source analysis skills. The hyperdoc can be used for distance learning, virtual teaching or for teaching within the classroom with 1:1 devices; the slides can also be easily adapted to a paper gallery walk activity for in-person learning without computers. The goal of this activity is for students to analyze 4 written primary sources describing the plague and its impact, as well as critical think
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Europe After the Fall of Rome - Reading and Questions
This reading describes the political and social situation in Western Europe after 476 CE, during the early Migration Era. It discusses the various Gothic peoples and their similarities and differences to the Romans. It also includes a set of questions to accompany the reading.Designed for high school, World History
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9th - 12th
West African Kingdoms Bundle
This bundle helps students understand the spread of Islam, West African kingdoms like Ghana, Mali, Songhai, and then how the European slave trade and imperialism impacted West African kingdoms using Dahomey as an example (which can be paired with watching the film The Woman King).
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Fall of Rome, Byzantine Empire, and the Crusades
This handout first has students analyze how religion can convince people to harm others and themselves, what could prevent people from being easily convinced by their religion to cause harm, and then gives students a text and maps about how the fall of Rome and the weakening of the Byzantine Empire led to the Dark Ages in Europe and the Crusades. Then students analyze what was missing in Europe that could have prevented the Crusades AND if this could ever happen in the United States. It is forma
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â End of the Middle Ages Readings and Activities
Empire of Ghana and Modern Day Problems
This handout has students brainstorm 5 modern day problems and then read primary and secondary sources, including maps, about the Empire of Ghana during the Middle Ages. Their goal is to find ideas or polices that could help to solve at least 2 of the modern problems the students brainstormed initially. It's a great way for students to try to find modern relevance in historical facts.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â African History Bundle
FLEX World History for Highschool- The Good, Bad, & Ugly Middle Ages
A study of world history can best be appreciated when we connect our human story across the ages. Discover important figures, world religions and pivotal wars that have influenced the development of ideas and ultimately improved the human experience, emphasizing the Byzantine Empire & European Kingdoms during Middle Ages, world religions, the Asian World, African & American early civilizations. We will be discussing the continued development of ideas and improvements of the human experie
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9th - 12th
Ottoman Empire and Suleiman the Magnificent
This handout/worksheet has students begin by describing 5 modern day problems and analyzing the harm that they cause to modern society. Then, students read documents about the Ottoman Empire and Suleiman the Magnificent to find ways that Ottoman laws, culture, or economic policies might help solve modern day problems. It is formatted for google classroom.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â World History: Paleolithic/Prehistoric to the end of the Middle Ages
Middle Ages Video Game Design Project
My goal with this assignment was to have students unify the world of the Middle Ages into some coherent project. This project can last for at least a week, but even up to 3 weeks, as students have to research at least 5 civilizations and build a video game design from them. This assignment has students design a video game about the Middle Ages. The handouts included can help guide students through making a game where a player needs to have a character travel through the Holy Roman Empire, Byzant
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â World History: Paleolithic/Prehistoric to the end of the Middle Ages
The Crusades - Reading and Analytical Essay
This reading on the Crusades is an excellent way for students to be introduced to the topic as well as analyze whether or not they were faithful to their stated purpose. It includes a 4-page reading as well as an analytical essay assignment.Designed for high school, World History
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9th - 12th
PowerPoints and Word Doc's on World History
PowerPoints and Word Doc's that I used when I taught World History. Loaded with World History vocabulary.
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6th - 12th
MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE DECIMAL NUMBERS - 70 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS + ANSWER KEY
80 Multiple choice questions that include:Multiply a decimal number by a whole numberMultiply a decimal number by a decimal numberMultiply positive and negative decimal numbersDivide a decimal number by a decimal numberDivide a decimal number by a whole numberPerfectly structured questions to cover this topic. Excellent revision material used for practice, as additional worksheets, main resource, independent work packet or homework material!This document has the answer key to every question atta
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Middle Ages Research to Solve Modern Problems
This project has students research several Middle Ages civilizations in an attempt find ways to solve modern problems.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â World History: Paleolithic/Prehistoric to the end of the Middle Ages
Middle Ages: ABC Research Notes on Charlemagne
If you need a quick introduction/review guided worksheet to support your students research skills and their understanding of this powerful medieval king, then this handout is for you! Students are to research the life and legacy of Charlemagne using an ABC format (like an acrostic poem). When they are finished researching his life, then they are to summarize his life and legacy. Enjoy!
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6th - 12th
World History: PERSIAN Chart for Han, Tang, Sui, and Song Dynasties Emperors
PERSIAN is an excellent social studies tool to guide student thinking on topics that allows a more rounded, comprehensive view of historical/current event topics. This worksheet has students choosing a Chinese Emperor from either the Han, Tang, Sui, or Song Dynasty and then researching his or her life using PERSIAN to guide said students into a fuller understanding of Post-Classical China. Enjoy!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Constructed Response Question Presentation: Effects of Black Plague
This Constructed Response Question provides an artistic overview of how the "Black Death" impacted Europe and Asia. This handout includes several primary and secondary sources to analyze. Also includes a student essay prompt based off of the presentation and documents.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Black Plague- Constructed Response Question Bundle
FLEX World History for Highschool- The Good, Bad, & Ugly Middle Ages Free Trial
This free resource is a trial week for you/ your learner to decide if this FLEX learning course is the right path for you. Each week students are given a weekly reading assignment, video with multi-media presentation, discussion/ essay questions, and supplemental video/ activity links for enrichment through the course syllabus. Topics of discussion will be centered on cultural advances, religions, languages, individuals, stories and wars which defined this time period and their personal applicat
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9th - 12th
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