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Native Americans lectures for Microsoft Word
Civilizations of Mesoamerica Guided Notes Outline
This student outline follows along with the 33-slide "Civilizations of Mesoamerica Guided Notes" available on TpT. The outline allows students to focus on the lecture while completing their skeleton outline based on the informatin provided on the power point slides
Grades:
6th - 12th
First Peoples Unit Plan
This is a short unit plan for grade 5 Social Studies students that focuses on the First Peoples of North America. The GLO's and SLO's come from the Manitoba Social Studies curriculum. Some the of topics covered are First Peoples migration to North America, animals that became extinct during the ice age 11 500 years ago, etc.
Grades:
5th
US HIS UNIT 7 LESSON 1 The Gilded Age: The West GUIDED NOTES
This is the set of Guided Notes that accompanies the PowerPoint of the same title.**YOU NEED THE POWERPOINT TO FILL IN THE BLANKS ON THE NOTES**
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10th - 11th
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Also included in:Â U.S. HISTORY UNIT 7 (BUNDLED)
Harcourt Social Studies: U.S. History Chapter 2 Notes
Notes spanning important topics within Chapter 2. Topics include Early People, Eastern Woodlands People, The Plains Indians, and the People of the Southwest and West. Test also available which corresponds with the notes.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Cornell Notes (Mesoamerican Civilizations)
Cornell or two column notes are a great way to improve metacognition as well as organizational skills. Notes include charts, graphs, photographs, primary sources, colored detail, vocabulary and definitions depending on the section. Check back frequently as notes sections are added daily. My Cornell notes are prefect for in class presentations, handouts to be used to complete venn diagrams or flow charts, and vary depending on the particular section. Look for Cornell notes sections covering World
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Exploration Unit Bundle (World History)
Cornell Notes (South American Civilizations)
Cornell or two column notes are a great way to improve metacognition as well as organizational skills. Notes include charts, graphs, photographs, primary sources, colored detail, vocabulary and definitions depending on the section. Check back frequently as notes sections are added daily. My cornell notes are prefect for in class presentations, handouts to be used to complete venn diagrams or flow charts, and vary depending on the particular section. Look for Cornell notes sections covering World
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Exploration Unit Bundle (World History)
The Plain Wars
Lecture notes detailing the wars fought between the Native or Indigenous Peoples of the plains and United States. Covering Native or Indigenous Peoples of the Great Plains, the implementation of the Reservation System, the Impact of Horses, Francis Parkman, United States Government Policy, Red Cloud, Covering events such as the crossing of the Oregon Trail, Buffalo Hunts, the Sand Creek Massacre, the creation of Indian Industrial Schools, Geroge Custer and the Battle of Little Bighorn Concludi
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Not Grade Specific
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Paleo-Americans Adapting to new home Notes
Lecture notes detailing the environmental adaptations made by Paleo-American societies.Covering the adaptations made to inhabit the Great Plains, the Eastern Woodlands, the Southwest Deserts and the Pacific Coast. Covering events such has Buffalo Drives.Concluding with the Paleo-American political and social organization.
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Not Grade Specific
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Colonial Overview 1689 to 1756
Lecture detailing on colonial development between 1689-1756. the development of the Slavocracy in Colonial Virginia and the exportation of its social mores and characteristics to the other slave dependent colonies. Covering the troubles of the Roman Catholic Calvert Family to regain possession of their colony. Developments in New England like the founding of two of the oldest centers of learning in North America, the unification the Massachusetts Bay and Plymouth Colonies. The division of the Ca
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Not Grade Specific
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Colonial America in the 1620’s & 30’s
Detailed lecture notes covering the Anglo-Powhattan Wars in colonial Virginia. the arrival and later settlement of the Puritans in colonial New England. Covering Lord George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore's advocacy for a Roman Catholic Colony in North America. also covering the early years of the Plymouth Colony, Maryland, Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire. Covering events such as the founding of Plymouth Colony, Maryland, Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, Rhode Island
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Not Grade Specific
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Colonial Wars 1689-1756
Lecture detailing the series of colonial wars fought in North America. Covering the Port Royal Expedition, Campaigns in the Southeastern Colonies, Campaigns in the Northeastern Colonies and the Consequences of Queen Anne’s War. Examining events such as King William's War, Queen Anne's War, The Tuscarora War, The Yamasee War, the Dimmer's War, King George's War and Father Le Loutre's War.Concluding with an analysis on how the series of colonial wars that shaped colonial martial traditions and col
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Not Grade Specific
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Stuart Renaissance
Lecture notes detailing the colonial renaissance under King Charles II of Scotland, Ireland and England. Covering the founding and early development of Carolina, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. Examining events such as the series of colonial wars Kieft's War, The Esopus Wars, and the Peachtree Wars.Concluding with the establishment of the Atlantic Seaboard colonies economic viability.
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Not Grade Specific
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New England and the Chesapeake 1640-89
Lecture notes detailing the impact of the Wars of the three Kingdoms on the English colonies straddling the Atlantic seaboard. Covering Bacon's Rebellion in Virginia, the overthrow of the Roman Catholics Calverts in Maryland by Protestant Puritans under John Coode. Covering events such as the Confederation of New England, the rise of slavery in New England and the Stuart Restoration.Concluding with Metacom's (King Philip's) War and the permanent consequences in New England of the defeat of the
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Not Grade Specific
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American Agrarianism
Lecture notes detailing the expansion agrarianism during the Jefferson Administration.Covering the agrarian nature of the early American republic, British colonial economics and rural farming economy. Covering events such as the early American Republics conflict with native peoples and the United States treaties with the natives.Concluding with the Native adaptation and resistance to American expansion.
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Not Grade Specific
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North American States
Lecture Notes detailing the development and organization of societies in North America.Covering the harvesting of natural resources by the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest, farming practices of the Hohokam and the development of Woodland societies.Covering events such as the organization of complex societies in Western North America.Concluding with the shared social patterns of the indigenous peoples of North America.
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Not Grade Specific
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The Spanish Monopoly
Lecture Notes detailing the experiences of the Spaniards as they began exploiting the peoples and resources of the Americas. Covering the genesis of the Spanish Colonial Empire in the Americas, the early colonial administration in the Americas, the accomplishments of the colonial Vice-Roys, the Econmienda System and the ConquistadorsCovering events such as the dynastic collapse of the House of Trastamara and the Rise of the House of Habsburg.Concluding with the negative effects of the Habsburg e
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Not Grade Specific
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Pueblos and Mound Builders
Lecture notes on the Pre-Columbian contributions to US History. Covering the genesis and accomplishments of the Pueblos, Mound Builders the Alliances formed by the Northeastern tribes. Covering events such as the B.Concluding with how the cultural connections and trade networks tied the native tribal alliances together.
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Not Grade Specific
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Current Native American Issues Notes
These notes go along with Current Native American Issues PowerPoint.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Early Farming in the Americas
Lecture Notes describing how Paleo-Americans adopted sedentary agriculture.Covering the impact of agriculture in the Southwest Deserts and Eastern Woodlands.Covering events such as the adoption of specific staple crops like maize, gourds and beans by the Paleo-Americans. Concluding with the legacy of Paleo-American argicultural practices.
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Not Grade Specific
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French and Indian War Notes
These notes are guided and fill in the blank. Perfect for students who struggle with writing or copying long notes.
Grades:
6th - 12th
United States History Fun Rhymes
For students, teachers of U.S. History (pre-colonial through Columbian Exchange), this compilation of rhymes has been created as a FUN review, supplement, or study guide to classroom discussion/presentation. Parenthetical content is provided throughout the rhymes for additional focus and/or instruction as necessary. Rhymes are provided in two-sentence stanzas, with a key person, place, event, or concept ending the same for emphasis/focus. I have composed additional verses for objectives cove
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8th - 11th
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Truth and Reconciliation Intro Lesson
This lessons is a great introduction to a unit of Truth and Reconciliation with the indigenous peoples of Canada.
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Grades:
7th - 8th
Native Americans & the Buffalo Student Handout
This product is the student handout that the student fill in as you give the PowerPoint Presentation lecture that discusses the relationship of the Native Americans to the white settlers and how buffalo hunting became big business while having the added benefit of forcing the Native Americans onto reservations. The PowerPoint explains how a buffalo hunter operated and how the removal of the buffalo freed up the land for the settlers. The PowerPoint has a focus on Texas but is beneficial for Amer
Grades:
6th - 12th
The First Americans Lecture Notes
Lecture Notes detailing the first bands of humans to migrate to the Americas.Covering the competing migration hypothesizes . Covering events such has the movement of Ice Age terrestrial hunters.Concluding with the Clovis People.
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Not Grade Specific
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