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Free middle ages outlines
History of Christianity Timeline Sketchnotes
Sketchnotes are a creative, brain-friendly approach to notetaking! These sketchnotes cover the history of the Catholic Church from early Christianity through the Reformation and the early modern period. PDF includes student fill-in-the-blank copy and teacher version, all in a timeline format for chronological order.
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6th - 11th
Black Plague DBQ / Paper Outline - Editable
This bundle includes (8) documents about the Black Plague as well as an outline for paper about the plague which helps to analyze the documents. The outline has students chose three documents they wish to use to answer the question "Why was the Plague so devastating?". The outline then takes them through how to more deeply analyze each of the documents they chose. When completed students will have information prepped for three body paragraphs including a topic sentence, prior knowledge (context
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8th - 12th
Byzantine Empire Cornell Notes
This outline for Cornell Notes is great for studying the textbook or guided note-taking. These Cornell Notes already have essential questions, vocabulary words and important figures included to guide your students along the right path.
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9th - 12th
SOW2: Middle Ages Week Two Teacher's Guide *Free
This is the Teacher's Guide for the second of fourteen multimedia presentations aimed at enriching your learner’s understanding of Story of the World Volume 2: The Middle Ages- From the Fall of Rome to the Renaissance by Susan Wise Bauer. Designed for companion or independent study, I provide a teacher’s syllabus, outline, 15-22 slides per lesson with text specific discussion questions, appropriate cultural literacy terms, supplemental videos, writing topics, recommended literature and links to
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2nd - 6th
Middle Ages Outline
This supplements my Middle Ages Webquest. After students have finished their projects, they may work on outlining one subject related to the Middle Ages.
Advice: Keep outlines narrow. Don't allow three topics about the Middle Ages, such as weapons, food, clothes. Rather encourage students to find three subtopics such as "dragons, jesters, troubadors" when learning about Middle Age folklore.
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5th - 7th
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Middle Ages Writing Organizer
Students will answer the question, should the Middle Ages be called the Dark Ages? There is a pre-writing organizer for students to list initial ideas, and a sentence starter for students to practice writing a claim/thesis statement. The prompt can easily be edited to fit other questions and topics.
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Not Grade Specific
Middle Ages Study Guide
Study guide for Western Europe during the Middle Ages. This study guide was created for chapters 7 and 8 from the North Carolina World History Textbook (Ellis, Elizabeth Gaynor and Anthony Esler, World History. Prentice Hall. 2009). The study guide correlates to my PowerPoint Presentation notes for Western Europe during the Middle Ages (please view my page for purchase).
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9th
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West African Culture Student Outline
This outline accompanies the PowerPoint lecture I made for CH 5.1: “West African Culture and Daily Life,” of McDougal Littell’s World History: Medieval and Early Modern Times®. I usually have my students fill in the missing blanks as I lecture with the PowerPoint slideshow. Then I assign them to copy the entire outline in their notebooks. Student with special needs just need to glue the outline worksheets into their notebooks.
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6th - 8th
Outline of Anselm's Why God Became Man (Cur Deus Homo)
This detailed outline of St. Anselm's Why God Became Man (Cur Deus Homo) is a resource for readers of Anselm's seminal work on the atonement. I used it as a handout to help my students see the development of Anselm's argument in each section. They were thankful, and their comprehension and appreciation of the work increased.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Characters of the Fall of Constantinople (1453) - Note Template
This is an accompaniment to the PowerPoint of the same name. It is a printable note template for students to use when learning about the most important people involved with the 1453 Siege of Constantinople that resulted in the end of the Byzantine Empire at the hands of the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II "The Conqueror".
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9th - 12th
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