World History

Students will read and analyze 5 primary source excerpts and 1 image related to different nationalist and revolutionary movements in Europe and Latin America in the 1800s by answering 35 questions and completing an extension task. The sources are from...

Students will review the people and events related to the Middle East and Africa during their periods of nationalism from between World War 1 and World War 2 by answering 32 task card questions, 6 of which are about images. Items covered include...

Students can use this as a review packet as a scavenger hunt with their textbook to learn about the rise of nationalism in the Hapsburg Empire, Ottoman Empire, Balkans, and Russia from the mid 1800s to the early 1900s. They will identify which statements...

Students will get an overview of Korean history with this presentation (it can be printed and used as a gallery walk) and note guide. The note guide has 36 questions and 2 maps with 24 items to label. The questions are a mix of short answer, fill in the...

Students will read a 3 page overview of the life and times of Alexander the Great, answer 3 broad questions based on the reading, and then answer and complete up to 7 creative tasks and opinion based questions. This would be great for a...

Students will review the events, events, operations, battles, and more from the different fronts of WW2 (WWII) by completing a sorting chart of 44 terms and an academic task. Next, they will label 22 images according to the front they are from and will...

Students will learn about the rise, time in power, and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte by reading 4 pages on his background and rise to power, domestic items, foreign items, and his downfall. While reading, students have a choice of two graphic organizers to...

Students will read a page and a half on the plague of the mid-1300s (Black Death of the Middle Ages), and complete 8 comprehension tasks including putting maps in chronological order, writing news headlines, considering point of view, analyzing primary...

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 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 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...