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World Geography students will review 24 aspects of Central Asia's political geography and 14 features of its physical geography with these two map labeling activities. There are also 7 questions for students to answer. The answers are included where...

Students will review the events of the Revolutionary War, as well as relevant political and physical geography related to the American Revolution by completing this map activity. There are 27 labels and tasks for the map and then 10 questions to answer...

Students mark the locations of Civil War battles, military strategies, and related locations and items by completing a map activity with 11 tasks and answering 10 questions. The answers are included where appropriate and this would be great for a...

Students will complete 2 maps to review the political and physical geography related to the French Revolution, as well as pertinent battles/events from the French Revolution and the reign of Napoleon. Some labels have students mark modern day locations...

Students will complete a map and academic identification activity to review how America grew from the 13 colonies to reaching the Pacific. They will label and color code a map, complete academic identifications, and answer 7 questions. This would be...

World Geography students will review 28 aspects of the Caribbean's political geography and 14 features of its physical geography with these two map labeling activities. There are also 8 questions for students to answer. The answers are included where...

Students will use this packet to review how to use a map key, the purpose of and information in different types of maps (such as political, physical, climate, and more), different types of map projections, and using a compass to work with directions...

World Geography students will review (or learn about) the physical geography of Australia and New Zealand with this reference sheet and review tasks. They will read an overview of each country's landforms, bodies of water, climate, resources, animals,...

World Geography students will learn about, or review, landforms and other characteristics of a region's physical geography by making trading cards, cubes, or both (templates are provided). Both options balance academic requirements with personal choice...

World Geography students will read a 5 page overview of Canada's physical geography and complete a sorting chart to demonstrate understanding. They will then answer 9 questions and complete 2 maps (one each for political geography and physical geography)...

World Geography students will learn about, or review, the physical geography of Central Africa (Gabon, Sao Tome and Principe, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Republic of the Congo, and Equatorial Guinea) by reading 5...

Students create a Janus figure to review the arguments for and against Texas Independence (or by making the figure Sam Houston versus Santa Anna) by addressing 10 items for each side in a combination of visuals and words. After completing their figure,...