Women who drafted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Podcast Resources
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- History Detective
- Product Type:
- Worksheet, PPT, Podcast and PDF
- Grade Level:
- 10
Description
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was introduced to the world in 1948.
This resource is designed to go with the History Detective Podcast Episode. Along with free access to the podcast, you will receive a PowerPoint Presentation with pre-listening vocabulary and a focus on the historical skill of understanding context, as well as a lyrical analysis of the song Universal.
You will also receive an editable worksheet that had comprehension and reflection questions based on the episode, a set of Universal Declaration of Human Rights abbreviated cards and an activity reflecting on the importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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