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Students will review what they learned about Japan in World History (geography, people, groups, interactions with outsiders, advancements, literature, architecture, politics, Heian Period, Feudal...

Students will review what they learned about Japan in World History (Yamato Clan, Heian Period, Feudal Age, Tokugawa shogunate, and more) by creating a one pager balancing academics and creativity...

Students will use these 40 task card questions to get an overview of the people, events, and cultural changes in Japan from its early period, Chinese influences, the Heian Period, its feudal age, and...

Students will review what they learned about Japan in World History (geography, people, groups, interactions with outsiders, advancements, literature, beliefs, the Yamato Clan, the Heian Period, the...

Students will review the people, events, and cultural changes in Japan from its early period, Chinese influences, the Heian Period, the feudal age, and through the early 1600s by reading 52...

Students will learn about the internment of Japanese-Americans during WW2 (WWII) by watching a 5 and a half minute video and answering 28 questions. They will then analyze 11 images according to 5...

Students will read President John F. Kennedy's 1963 speech on Civil Rights and answer 19 questions. The reading and questions are chunked to make it more manageable for students. This would be great...

Students will read and analyze President John F. Kennedy's 1963 speech on the Space Race (To the Moon) by answering 14 questions. The reading and questions are chunked to make it more manageable for...

Students will read and analyze 4 points of view on John Brown (whether he was a hero or villain) and the events at Harpers Ferry by answering 31 questions, completing 2 extension tasks, and analyzing...

Students read an account of John Brown's Raid on Harper's Ferry from the Civil War, excerpts from an interview John Brown conducted prior to his execution in 1859, and answer 20 questions. The...

Students will review Caesar's life and time in power by completing 5 activities: a primary source analysis (an account of his crossing the Rubicon and another of his assassination with 22 questions...

Students analyze a primary source account of Caesar crossing the Rubicon, an account of his assassination, answer 22 questions, and complete 2 creative tasks. Depending on your curriculum, students...