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Students will read 14 laws from the Code of Hammurabi from a unit on Mesopotamia, explain why they think each was written/included, and then either write the law in modern day terminology or write a modern day equivalent of that item. They will also...

Students will learn about, or review, an event/person/theme/document/etc from Medieval History (the Middle Ages) by creating their own illuminated manuscript page. There are 7 requirements balance academics, creativity, visuals, and text. A sample list...

Students will read 12 quotes from different points of view on the Vietnam War (they span Eisenhower through Nixon and include politicians, American soldiers, and a Vietnamese civilian), answer 20 questions, and complete up to 4 creative tasks. The...

Students will analyze and compare and contrast 4 brief excerpts with different points of view on the plague of the Middle Ages (Black Death) and respond to 16 questions and tasks. The answers are included where appropriate and this would be great for a...

Students will learn about the key people and events from the presidencies of George Washington and John Adams (the Early Republic) by reading 4 outline style pages of reference information and completing the following tasks: answering 20 academic...

Students will learn about the people and events of the 30 Years' War starting with a recap of the Peace of Augsburg and ending with the Peace of Westphalia. They will read 3 outline style pages of information (who, what, where, when, phases, implications...

Students will review the growth of America (American expansion) including the Proclamation Line of 1763, the Louisiana Purchase, the Mexican Cession, Seward's Folly, the annexation of Hawaii, and everything in between. They will read a brief overview of...

World Geography students will complete this project to demonstrate what they learned about different countries and world regions throughout the year. There is a mix of written, visual, and oral requirements (academic and creative) to this project and...

World Geography students will sort 35 landforms in a chart to show whether they are water or land based. They will then answer 15 questions (some require the answer to be drawn). The answers are included where appropriate and this would be great for a...

Students will read the Bill of Rights and then identify which is which in everyday terms. They will then match 6 images to the amendments they represent and they will match 7 Supreme Court case opinion excerpts to its corresponding amendment (and...

Students will review the preamble of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the 3 branches of government, the opinions and application of the Constitution at different times, and more with this resource. The questions are short answers, fill in the...

Students will review landmarks and key locations from Ancient Egypt by creating a "mini-Ancient Egypt" with 20 locations/items for tourists to experience as much of Egypt as possible without actually traveling around geographically and through time...