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Civil War and Reconstruction Review Game Swat the STAR STAAR Review

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  • Civil War and Reconstruction Review Game Swat the STAR STAAR Review
  • Civil War and Reconstruction Review Game Swat the STAR STAAR Review
  • Civil War and Reconstruction Review Game Swat the STAR STAAR Review
  • Civil War and Reconstruction Review Game Swat the STAR STAAR Review
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Description

This is a fun way to review for your Civil War and Reconstruction Test or the 8th grade STAAR Test! Students "swat" the answer (using cheap fly swatters) - for a team competition. This set of "Swat the STAR" is over Causes of the Civil War - Civil War and Reconstruction. Topics covered are listed below. I've included a blank star in case you want to add your own topics. You do NOT have to use all the stars - leave out the ones you don't need.

To play this game you will need 2 different colors of fly swatters. Simply print these stars out and laminate them (or use sheet protectors) and tape them on your wall. One member of each team will be "up" to answer a question that you ask orally. The first to swat the answer wins a point for their team.

Easy prep! Tons of fun competition.

Topics included:

Fort Sumter

Antietam

Gettysburg

Vicksburg

Appomattox Courthouse

Robert E. Lee

Abraham Lincoln

Ulysses S. Grant

William T. Sherman

Jefferson Davis

Julia Ward Howe

Clara Barton

William Carney

Philip Bazaar

"March to the Sea"

Anaconda Plan

Freedman's Bureau

13th, 14th, 15th Amendments

Presidential Reconstruction

Congressional Reconstruction

KKK

Black Codes

Jim Crow Laws

Hiram Rhodes Revels

Lincoln's 1st & 2nd Inaugural Addresses

Jefferson Davis' Inaugural Address

Gettysburg Address

Emancipation Proclamation

Battle Hymn of the Republic

John Brown's Raid

Compromise of 1850

Kansas Nebraska Act

Bleeding Kansas

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Election of 1860

Dred Scott v. Sandford

Fugitive Slave Act

Sectionalism

States' Rights

Abolitionists

slavery

1861-1865

Plus a blank star if you want to add your own

Plus a key with suggested questions for a starting point - of course, add your own questions as you see fit!

This product is aligned to the 2019 Texas TEKS.

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