World History

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 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...

Students will read a short background on the Red Baron of World War 1 (WWI, WW1) and an excerpt from his diary regarding some military engagements. They will then answer 14 questions and complete 3 creative tasks. The answers are included where...

These 40 writing prompts for Medieval History (the Middle Ages) cover Byzantines and Slavs, Islam, the Rise of Medieval Europe, and Medieval Europe at its Height. They are a combination of academic, what if, opinion questions, and creative tasks with...

This bundle has 13 resources for a unit on the Rise of Medieval Europe in Medieval History (the Middle Ages). Topics covered include: Vikings, Battle of Hastings, William the Conqueror, the Normans, Charlemagne, Franks, Magna Carta, Concordat of Worms,...

This bundle gives you 18 resources covering the Crusades, Black Death, 100 Years War, War of the Roses, Tudors, Joan of Arc, the Great Schism and more from the Middle Ages. The activities include a timeline review, a primary source analysis with creative...

Students will review what they learned about Navajo Code Talkers by creating a pamphlet and fulfilling 9 academic and creative requirements (including writing something using Navajo Code). A sample layout and points distribution are included. This would...

Students will review the Industrial Revolution in Europe by creating a pamphlet explaining to other countries how they can have their own Industrial Revolution. They will fulfill 8 requirements such as discussing how it was Great Britain that led the...

Students will review World War 2 (WW2, WWII) by analyzing the arguments for and against the decisions FDR made regarding the attack at Pearl Harbor, the Holocaust, the atomic bomb, and the internment of Japanese-Americans. They will create a pamphlet...

Students will review the causes of World War 1 (WW1, WWI) by creating a pamphlet and addressing 11 items, including determining what or who they believe was ultimately the most responsible for the outbreak of the war and why. This can be completed...

Students will read a passage on Charlemagne's time in power from Medieval Europe (the Middle Ages), answer 11 questions, analyze 9 images, and complete 4 creative tasks (in general they are about two takes on his legacy, a resume, and an advertisement)...

Students will read and analyze the military start of World War 1 (WWI) when Germany invaded Belgium, violated its neutrality, and marched towards France to begin the Schlieffen Plan by answering 15 questions (one is about a political cartoon). The...