U.S. History | Gilded Age | Progressivism | An Introductory Activity
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- Contributor:
- Learning is a Passion
- File Type:
- ZIP and Google
- Activity Type:
- Graphic Organizer
- Pages:
- 4
- Grades:
- 7-11
Description
You are purchasing a high interest 2 page Gilded Age/ Progressive Era Graphic Organizer! This activity will introduce students to the Gilded Age.
Topics include: Problems with industrialization, Ida Tarbell, Carrie Nation, wealthy v. rich, role of labor unions and MORE! Includes a link to reference material and a short video or your students can use the class textbook.
***Includes a GOOGLE and Traditional version for your use!
Contributor: Learning is a Passion
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