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Students will read and analyze primary sources to learn more about the people, events, court cases, and more from the Progressive Era. The topics covered include the 16th/17/18th amendments, the Roosevelt Corollary, meatpacking plants, New Freedom, New...

Students will read and analyze primary sources to get a deeper understanding of the people, events, debates, and more from westward expansion, the Mexican-American War, and Manifest Destiny. The topics include Manifest Destiny, the California Gold Rush...

Students will read and analyze 3 points of view on the Indian Removal Act by answering 37 questions and completing an extension task. The excerpts are from President Jackson in 1829, Theodore Frelinghuysen in 1830, and Chief John Ross in 1836 (with a...

Students will read and analyze a variety of primary sources to learn more about the people and events of the Era of Good Feelings. The topics covered include Nat Turner, the Monroe Doctrine, the Compromise of 1820, McCulloch v. Maryland, and more! Some...

Students will learn more about the people, events, documents, and more from US Imperialism (U.S. Imperialism) by reading and analyzing these primary sources. Topics covered include the Open Door Policy, Rough Riders, Anti-Imperialism, White Man's Burden,...

Students will learn about, or review, different aspects of the presidencies of Washington, Adams, and Jefferson (the Early Republic) with these primary source analysis activities. Topics covered include the Alien and Sedition Acts, the XYZ Affair,...

Texas History students will review the people, acts, events, laws, changes, progress, challenges, and more from the Progressive Era and the Age of Oil by making trading cards, a cube, or both. Each project balances academic requirements with personal...

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 an image. The sources are from a newspaper, Governor...

Students will read and analyze 3 points of view on what America's stance should be regarding the French Revolution by answering 30 questions and completing an extension task. The excerpts are from Hamilton, Jefferson, and an anonymous Jeffersonian This...

Students will read and analyze 3 points of view on the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 by answering 36 questions and completing an extension task. This would be great for a sub and the answers are included where appropriate! Sample questions...

Students will complete true, false, fix to review what they learned in Ancient History, including but not limited to the characteristics of a civilization, Mesopotamia, Israel, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China, Hinduism and Buddhism, Athens and Sparta, Greek...

Students will complete one of two projects to demonstrate an understanding of the Olmec, Maya, Aztecs, and Inca. One project has 9 requirements and the other has 8 main requirements, a few smaller components, and an extension task. The project allows...