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U.S. History | Fall of Berlin Wall | End of the Cold War | Activity Bundle

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Learning is a Passion
Grades:
7-12
File Type:
ZIP and Google Version
Activity Type:
Videos, Map Activity, Graphic Organizers, Document Based Activity
  • U.S. History | Fall of Berlin Wall | End of the Cold War | Activity Bundle
  • U.S. History | Fall of Berlin Wall | End of the Cold War | Activity Bundle
$3.25

Description

There are a variety of Cold War activities in this bundle- use them all or mix and match.

Activities Included:

1) The Berlin Wall- a Rise and Fall notes activity. Students will read an online article (or use their class textbook) to complete the graphic organizer summarizing the building/tearing down of the wall and its symbolic significance in the Cold War. A map activity on the boundaries of the wall is included!

2) A Collapse of the Soviet Union/End of the Cold War notes activity. Students will read an online article (or use their class textbook) to complete the graphic organizer summarizing the collapse of the Soviet Union (perestroika, glasnost, Gorbachev etc.)

3) Collapse of the Soviet Union Map Activity- students will label a map of the Cold War areas and compare it with a map of the same area created in 1991- what changed?

4) Document Based Activity on the End of the Cold War/Results- students will (individually or in small groups) read 13 primary/secondary source documents and take notes on what they learn from each document about the End of the Cold War/results on the graphic organizer provided. Students will be asked to focus on the following questions as they take notes: How did the city of Berlin (Berlin Wall) symbolize the division between democracy and totalitarianism during the Cold War? How did the reunification of Germany (the fall of the Berlin Wall) and the gained independence of the Eastern satellite states from Soviet domination (during the 1990’s) expose the stark realities of life under communism? What were some of the geopolitical consequences of the Cold War?

5) Exit card/ Eulogy Assessment- students will write a eulogy in the provided “tombstone” to commemorate the fall of the Soviet Union/End of the Cold War. (Student directions included)

**Google and Traditional versions included!

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