European Imperialism Africa Map Scramble
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- Google App Enabled
Description
Overview
This Google Slides based Interactive Map jumble is designed to quickly familiarize students with the political Geography of Africa during the era of European Imperialism using modern country names and borders (to make it relevant today).
They are tasked with rotating and dragging the countries to their appropriate locations and then shading them to show which European country conquered each nation. This digital puzzle approach to learning with maps is a big hit with students and a great way to build map skills digitally!
Made for Google
This product works particularly well with Google Classroom and it's "Make a copy for each student" feature. This will allow it to function as an interactive digital worksheet.
What's Included
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Interactive Map Worksheet with Country Borders (Google Slides Based)
- Interactive Map Worksheet without Country Borders (Google Slides Based)
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Teacher Key & Tips (Google Slides Based)
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European Imperialism
Great activity to help my students visualize what happened.
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