US History

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...

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...

These 40+ resources introduce the Age of Exploration and the Colonization of North America. There are 2 versions of the exploration PowerPoint (one has built in activities) which covers the motives and means for exploration, the discovery of the New...

These resources for the Roaring 1920s introduce the social trends, events, people, and more of the 1920s in US History, including but not limited to: Red Scare, immigration and nativism, flappers, prohibition, Al Capone, Wright Brothers, Lindbergh, Sacco...

These resources for the War of 1812 include a power point, primary source analysis, timelines, review activities, a map, and more! The presentation introduces and outlines the war and includes recap questions. The resources cover the causes of the war,...

Students will create a female superhero to represent the life and accomplishments of any trailblazing woman throughout history. There are 7 main and 5 minor requirements for students to address (mix of visual/written/academic/creative) in creating their...

Students will learn about Christmas traditions around the world and through the years by matching 10 Christmas traditions to their country of origin, putting 14 historical events that happened on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day in chronological order,...

Students complete an "on this day in history" activity by identifying which 10 of 13 historical events happened on Christmas from 1066 to 1991. They put together a timeline, complete 3 academic tasks, and respond to 3 creative tasks. They try to match...

Students research 5 different holidays celebrated in December (they choose from Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, St. Lucia's Day, Festivus, Boxing Day, and Hogmanay) and they will create a power point, poster, one pager, collage, booklet, etc to demonstrate...