This lesson starts with the causes of the religious conflicts which rocked Europe in the late 1500s and then gives a brief overview of the French ... ByChris Butler
Make it easy for your students to see the differences among these cultures. Then test them on the material or play Trivial Pursuit with 35 questio... ByMary Ellen Page
All my Jeopardy! games review the essential concepts (people, events, cause/effect, PERMS) of the major units of study for U.S. survey courses (APU... ByElaine Morrison Schwartz
Should a man respond to the ringing of a village bell calling him to take up arms against the British? Find here a detailed lesson plan for sn eng... ByInteractive Education
This is a help sheet that guides students through the Cornell Method of note taking while reading the history text. It has more direction that just... ByElaine Morrison Schwartz
You will turn your students into archeologists who have rediscovered Disneyland in the year 3010, and are attempting to recreate the civilization i... ByCreative History
Four A4 laminated reproductions of posters printed to advertise the voyage of the Titanic.
Excellent for presentation (as a poster) or as avisua... ByGavin Frost
For much of the 19th century, most teachers were short-term itinerate workers who moved from one district to the next with the changing seasons. Ro... ByMichael Day
This lesson looks at the history of Medieval Germany (AKA Holy Roman Empire) from the end of Charlemagne's dynasty in 911 to c.1500. During that t... ByChris Butler
The PowerPoint in this lesson first shows how the speed of technological growth from the Industrial Revolution had made total war much too costly b... ByChris Butler
This Powerpoint starts with a picture essay on the life of Christ as depicted by various artists through the centuries. It then traces the rise of... ByChris Butler
The Visigoths Conquer Spain: 600-900AD is a
4-page research history article on the development of Spain. It discusses the powerful influence of... ByWendy Holder
Memorize one of the greatest speeches in United States history as you sing along with this beautiful melody. Hear Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as y... ByThe Bonus Point Band
This is a PowerPoint presentation highlighting the life of Levi Strauss; co-inventor of the blue jean. It depicts his life as an uneducated immigra... ByAlyssa Rosen
This is a self-contained PowerPoint that develops slide by slide while other notes for the students scroll down the side. It can be run as a timed... ByChris Butler
This lesson starts with the establishment of research labs which fuse science and technology for the first time in history. This triggers a virtua... ByChris Butler
This lesson comes with two PowerPoints:
1) A short timed introduction to the immediate aftermath (from a human perspective) of World War II. I typ... ByChris Butler
This is a very interactive powerpoint game complete with sound bites such as audience applause and the Jeopardy theme song! I have adapted it for ... ByDanielle Farve
This power point is the first I use in my US II class (AP and college). It covers: foundations for industrialization, an economic overview - the ci... ByChristopher Broadfoot
Of all the tribes that overran the Western Roman Empire, the Franks would prove the most resilient and influential. This lesson traces the Franks ... ByChris Butler
24 main slides and 50 with further informations. A complete study of this period from a social, political, economic and literary point of view. Pre... ByMaria Pegoraro
This lesson focusses on the life of medieval nobles, more specifically the evolution of tournaments, chivalry, and castles. It begins with a look ... ByChris Butler
Ancient Egypt, one of history's first civilizations arose around the Nile River
about 5,000 years ago. It lasted for over 2,000 years.
This mod... ByKlaus Rosmanitz
Help your students organize a chart to compare and learn more about these ancient civilizations. There are 8 categories with multiple subdivisions... ByMary Ellen Page
Harriet Beecher Stowe's blockbuster novel changed the heated debate about slavery in the U.S. before the Civil War. She showed the good and the bad... ByBirdie
3 pages
Students will look at American bills and coins, and determine who is on each. They will answer questions based on the people. Ex. What f... ByChristine Estabrook
Should Tom Winslow agree with his good friend Seth and join the Sons of Liberty at the so-called Boston Tea Party? This frames the central focus o... ByInteractive Education
This is a great activity for students to take the role of a person who lived during WW2, and write in their perspective on the Berlin Olympics. Sho... ByMrs. Ace
After surviving the harsh winter of 1777, should a soldier re-enlist and continue to serve in the Continental Army of George Washington? Lesson pl... ByInteractive Education
When Diocletian came to the throne in 284, the Empire's borders had been restored, but the Empire itself was drastically weakened after half a cent... ByChris Butler
This presentation looks at the early history of Athens and its development as a one of the premier poleis in ancient Greece. Highlights include a d... ByChris Butler
This lesson looks at what would prove to be the roots of the Protestant Reformation: the Avignon Papacy (AKA the Babylonian Captitivity,1305-77), G... ByChris Butler
This lesson looks at looks at the uncertainty and missed opportunities to resolve the Cold War after Stalin’s death in 1953. It especially focusse... ByChris Butler
This 29 slide presentation is fully animated and features incredible artwork and pictures of original documents on virtually every page. It highli... ByBeverly Brown
The "six goals of the Constitution" are defined within the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution. This handout/poster helps students break down the re... ByAskgriff
This upbeat song from the “Professor Presley History Rocks†CD describes some of the major events leading up to the Civil War in the U.S. Stud... ByProfessor Presley
Questions in Multicultural,Culturally relavent and Anti-Racist formats for discussion or writing activities...over 20 questions and possible projec... ByAnne P. Kraszewski
This Powerpoint covers the life and career of Alexander the Great, starting with his shildhood. As with a lot of the more tragic/epic events in hi... ByChris Butler
The discovery of agriculture was arguably one of the two most revolutionary developments in our history, the other being the industrial revolution.... ByChris Butler
This is a viewing guide for the 2nd video in the series from PBS titled Africans in America- Revolution. It is fill in the blank. These videos ca... ByStephanie Poynor
Over powerpoint 100 slides to supplement instruction for the World War II unit. All of the slides can be easily copied and pasted onto a microsoft... ByJohn Heeg
Assessments for the Unit: Rise of Democracy
Grade Level: 10th Grade World History
Number of assessments: 10
These are all the assessments you ... ByHistory Teacher
This is an opportunity for current teachers new teachers, and parents to purchase ready made grade eight social studies notes.
*The notes are r... ByMichael Malnic
This lesson pulls together ideas starting with the Renaissance and shows their progression through the Protestant Reformation and their impact on t... ByChris Butler
One of the main themes I follow in my modern history course is the development of the modern state. This presentation starts with a look at the em... ByChris Butler
This is one of the more abstract of my lessons, since it deals with economic forces instead of personalities. However, it tries to synthesize the ... ByChris Butler
This product was designed to be attached to a lapbook, but can stand alone. Included are 12 vocabulary cards with blanks so students can complete ... BySally S