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World Geography students can use this as a test or review packet for the physical geography, political geography, history, and modern day of Southern Europe (Spain, Portugal, Andorra, San Marino,...

Students will read and analyze a one page background on Stalin's policy of collectivization in the Soviet Union during the 1930s, 3 primary sources, and 6 images by answering 16 questions. The...

Students will review the people, politics, battles, and more from the Spanish Civil War by completing true, false, fix. They will read 31 statements, determine which are true and which are false, and...

Students will review the people, beliefs, events, and more of the Spanish Civil War by creating a pamphlet. There are 9 requirements for students to fulfill while balancing historical responsibility...

Texas History students will read about the changing borders and tensions between America, Texas, and Spain's North American holdings from 1763-1819. They will also analyze maps, answer 12 questions,...

Students analyze 16 documents (8 text based and 8 images), answer 16 historical context questions, complete a sorting chart, and write a DBQ essay to review the Spanish-American War. There are 7...

Students will learn about the rise and fall of Spartacus and his rebellion against enslavement in Ancient Rome by watching a 5 minute video and answering 22 questions. They will then complete a...

Texas History students will read and analyze account of the discovery of oil at Spindletop and how the excitement spread to Galveston by answering 12 questions and completing a creative task. The...

Geography students will choose one of 5 templates to complete a United States state research project. There are 18 requirements for the first part of the project (such as state flag, motto, nickname,...

Students will read and analyze 6 points of view on who can vote and why during the Antebellum Era by answering 36 questions and completing 2 tasks. Three sources focus on property ownership as a...

Students will read and analyze excerpts of various Supreme Court Cases (some with both majority and dissenting opinions) by answering a mix of academic, opinion, and discussion questions. Some...

Students can use these 5 graphic organizers and 6 discussion/opinion questions to get an overview of any Supreme Court Case. There are 17 items students must respond to, though not all may be used...