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Students will read and analyze 3 points of view of the Compromise of 1850 (John Calhoun, Daniel Webster, and the Free Soil Party) by answering 35 questions and completing an extension task. The...

Students will read excerpts from Henry Clay's Compromise of 1850 and answer 15 questions. They will then connect 4 images to the text or its effects. Lastly, they will complete a map activity with 6...

Students will complete 3 maps to review the physical and political geography of Europe before and after the Congress of Vienna. There are 77 labels and 2 tasks to complete across the maps as well as...

Students will learn about the Congress of Vienna by answering 12 questions, analyzing a map, and completing a task for a political cartoon. This would be great for a sub and the answers are included...

tudents will review the people, events, causes, goals, and effects of the Congress of Vienna by reading 18 statements and determining which are true and which are false. They will then complete 3...

Students will learn about the people, discussions, points of view, compromises, and more from the Constitutional Convention with this overview and note guide. The presentation is 35 slides and the...

Students will complete true, false, fix to review the key people, identifications, events, compromises, and more from the Constitutional Convention. They will read 30 statements and determine which...

Students will read excerpts from Charles Sumner's 1856 "Crime Against Kansas" speech (after the Kansas-Nebraska Act and subsequent Bleeding Kansas) and respond to 25 comprehension questions and...

Students will read excerpts from Charles Sumner's 1856 "Crime Against Kansas" speech (after the Kansas-Nebraska Act and subsequent Bleeding Kansas) and respond to 25 comprehension questions and...

Students will learn about, or review, the Crusades with a compare and contrast primary source analysis (20 questions), a primary source analysis with 5 creative tasks (discussing how a town crier...

Students will review what they learned about the causes, effects, people, events, locations, and more from the Crusades by making trading cards, a cube (2 options provided), or both. Each project...

Students will read an account of the Crusades, answer 16 questions, and complete 5 creative tasks. The tasks include creating an emblem for their banner, discussing how a town crier could motivate...