US History

Students will create a one pager to review what they learned about the foundation of the 13 colonies and colonial regions. There are 12 requirements and an overarching academic task for students to work with. They can choose from one of 9 templates...

Students review what they learned about the causes, challenges, successes, people, impact of exploration on Europeans, Africans, Native Americans, and more by creating a one pager. There are 10 requirements for students to fulfill of varying degrees of...

Students review what they learned about the different agencies, challenges, successes, and more of the New Deal by creating a one pager. There are 11 requirements for students to fulfill of varying degrees of academic difficulty. Students can choose from...

Students will read 2 articles from the National World War 2 (WW2) Museum and answer 45 questions about the long term and short term causes of Pearl Harbor. They will then complete 5 comprehension/extension tasks (sorting chart, comparing and contrasting...

Students will get a better understanding of presidential campaigns (historic or current), debate topics, candidate stances, election results, Inauguration Day, and the nature of inaugural addresses (inaugural speeches) with these 8 activities. These...

This World War 1 Bundle (WW1, WWI) has 35+ resources covering the causes of WWI, the Battle of the Somme, the Lusitania, the Schlieffen Plan, Zimmerman Note, Treaty of Versailles, Wilson's 14 Points, the League of Nations, Christmas Truce, the home...

This Reconstruction bundle includes 20+ resources for use during a Reconstruction Unit. Topics include but are not limited to Reconstruction plans, Civil Rights Acts, Johnson's impeachment trial, black codes, the KKK, carpetbaggers, scalawags,...

Students will learn about the people and events leading to the Civil War (the Antebellum Era and the causes of the Civil War) and the war itself with these 45+ primary source resources, activities, review projects, a powerpoint, and editable test. Topics...

Students will learn about the people, events, developments, debates, court cases, and more from Andrew Jackson and his presidency (era of Jacksonian Democracy) with these 20+ resources. Topics include Jackson and the bank, nullification, conflict...

Students will learn about what a genocide is, the stages of genocide, the Armenian Genocide, the Holocaust, the Cambodian genocide, Rwandan genocide, and the genocide in Darfur with these 16 resources. There are writing prompts which can work as warm...

These resources for American Imperialism from 1890-1909 largely cover the acquisition of Hawaii and the Spanish-American War. Additional topics include but are not limited to: Rough Riders, White Man's Burden, Open Door Policy, Boxer Rebellion, Theodore...

Students will learn about the people, events, causes, effects, and more from WW2 (WWII) with these 70+ activities, projects, primary source resources, timelines, maps, PowerPoints, and tests covering: Pearl Harbor, D-Day, the Holocaust, the Atlantic...