US History

Students will review the people, events, documents, and more from the Early Republic (early American History) by playing this, "was it President Washington, Adams, or Jefferson" review game. Students will identify which president's time in office an item...

Students will learn about 12 events from the foundation of the 13 colonies with this gallery walk or PowerPoint and note guide. In the note guide students will answer 23 questions, design a word cloud, identify 6 primary source excerpts, match 6 causes...

Students will review the locations, people, events, battles, and more from the Civil War by identifying whether they were part of/took place in the Union or the Confederacy. There are 12 slides with 32 items to identify and 6 review questions to answer...

Students will read and analyze excerpts from LBJ's inaugural address by answering 20 questions (4 are opinion/creative tasks). The answers are included where appropriate and this would be great for a sub!  Sample questions include:--Inferring from...

Students will read an overview of the Underground Railroad and analyze 11 primary sources excerpts (some touch on the Fugitive Slave Act and 3 are images) from people who were part of it. They will then answer 25 questions and complete 5 extension tasks...

Students will review the people, events, documents, locations, and more from the foundation of the 13 colonies by playing this New England, Middle, or Southern review game. Students will identify which colonial region an item is from and answer 4 review...

Students will learn about the first presidential election (election of President Washington) by watching a 4 minute video and answering 22 questions (one is a creative task). The answers are included where appropriate and the video is from TedEd...

Students will learn about the people, events, beliefs, politics, and more from the Civil Rights Movement with this PowerPoint, note guide, and extension activities. The 50 slide presentation is divided into sections to make it easier to print and use as...

Students will review the events, acts, groups, people, and more from the New Deal by completing true, false, fix. They will read 26 statements, determine which are true and which are false, and then complete 3 other tasks with the material. This is best...

Students will review the events, people, causes, and more from the Great Depression by completing true, false, fix. They will read 26 statements, determine which are true and which are false, and then complete 3 other tasks with the material. This is...

Students will watch and analyze a 4 and a half minute video on the 1913 march on Washington, D.C. for the right to vote by answering 22 questions and completing a creative task. The answers are included where appropriate and the video is from TedEd...

Students will learn about collaborators, perpetrators, and bystanders during the Holocaust with these 3 webquests. There are 44 questions across the three sections and a culminating discussion/reflection question. The answers are included where...