Reformers

Students will review a year of United States History (American History, US History) with the critical thinking review game, "what doesn't belong and why?" Each topic has up to 11 sets of terms or phrases (people, events, terms, laws, documents, speeches,...

Students will review a year of United States History (American History, US History) with the critical thinking review game, "what doesn't belong and why?" Each topic has up to 11 sets of terms or phrases (people, events, terms, laws, documents, speeches,...

These are 215+ focus questions, thinking prompts, essential questions, objectives, guiding questions, review questions, discussion questions, or essay topics you can use for US History (American History, United States History) from Colonization...

Students will review a year of United States History (American History, US History) with the critical thinking review game, "what doesn't belong and why?" Each topic has up to 11 sets of terms or phrases (people, events, terms, laws, documents, speeches,...

Looking for a new US History review game to add to you toolbox? This is a fun review for the Early US History - 13 Colonies to Reconstruction using the game History Blocks! This is the BUNDLE, which means you are getting all 6 games,...

Students will demonstrate an understanding of what they learned in each unit of American History (U.S. History) with these editable tests and quizzes. Depending on the topic, the questions include image analysis, primary source excerpts, maps, fill in...

Students will show what they learned about the people, events, and reform movements of the Antebellum Era with this editable quiz. The questions are short answer, true/false/fix, image identification, and matching. This could work with a sub if used as a...

Students will read and analyze 2 points of view from 1845 on the impact of immigrants on America by answering 40 questions (some are compare and contrast/overarching questions). They will also analyze 4 political cartoons according to 3 prompts (some are...

Students will review what they learned about the people, events, published works, reform efforts, and more from the Antebellum Era by creating a one pager. There are 13 topics to address and an overarching academic question to respond to (3 prompts...

Students will learn about the people, events, beliefs, and reform movements of the Antebellum Era with these 15 resources. This includes a PowerPoint and note guide (which can also be used as a gallery walk), an abolition learning packet, a DBQ,...

Address a variety of learning styles with reading passages that also contain embedded video links! These pages are easy to print-and-go OR send to your students to view through Google Classroom. If you find that your textbook is...

Students will analyze 4 text excerpts from 1831 and 2 images about Nat Turner’s Rebellion (revolt, uprising) by answering 33 questions and responding to 2 prompts. One source is in support of Nat Turner, one is against, and the other two are a...