Middle East Foreign Policy Webquest
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- Contributor:
- Laura Pennington
- Grade Level:
- 6-12
- Product Type:
- Webquest
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 9
- Answer Key:
- No
Description
This 45-60 minute lesson plan is designed to help students answer or accomplish the following:
1. What has provoked a variety of U.S. interventions?
2. What has motivated presidents and lawmakers to intervene in the region?
39. What has happened since standard oil’s 1936 discovery?
40. Describe the cause and effects of oil boycotting.
This is a perfect grab and go lesson! Teachers can pass out the worksheet and allow students to work on it individually. This is intended to give teachers a grading day and students the opportunity to enhance their research skills.
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