MrsAdkins

This map is designed to cover important places and events within the first two units of the AP Redesign for the 2019-2020 school year which cover the 1200-1450 C.E. time frame (postclassical period). Items include sites throughout the Indian Ocean Basin trade system, cities, kingdoms, and empires in the Americas, Asia, Africa, Europe, and Asia, and the Trans-Saharan trade system...just to name a few! On the back, students practice comparison, continuity and change over time, and contextualizati

This map activity will help students see the document the main phases of U.S. western expansion prior to the Civil War.

This assignment on Google Slides is designed to last 2 days. On day 1, students will watch a documentary about plastic waste and take some guided notes. On day 2, students will watch some short videos about the first Earth Day and the protests that occurred that day, then make their own digital Plastic Waste Protest Poster! I use this in my Human Geography class to celebrate Earth Day but it would also fit in a Science class dealing with environmentalism.

This chart allows students to compare religions and belief systems in regards to their major tenets, the changes they go through, major promoters, etc. The chart should be printed on 11x17 paper to allow ample room for student work.

This map includes some of the most important places and trade networks that appear in the AP World History curriculum framework for historical period 4.

This information sheet provides students with ways to improve their responses on Short-Answer Questions (SAQs) in AP World History as well as information about the SAQ portion of the AP World History Exam, recently updated to include information about the redesigned elements of the SAQs for 2019-2020.

This map covers some of the most important places covered in Period 3 of the AP World History curriculum framework.

This chart can be used to practice the rubric components of contextualization, outside evidence, and complex understanding components on the AP World History DBQ and LEQ.

This activity will guide students through a web activity located on my TES Teach Blendspace site. Students will explore antebellum western expansion through documents and websites.

This checklist and analysis guide helps students to self-assess after completing a set of Short-Answer Questions (SAQs) in AP World History.

This collection of Civil War-era documents guides students through primary sources showing American attitudes and actions prior to the civil war. It includes excerpts from the Wilmot Proviso, the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, Frederick Douglass, Harriet Beecher Stowe, William Lloyd Garrison, and the Dred Scott case. There are also synthesis questions at the end.

This primary source analysis guide will help students break down any political cartoon, past or present. It is designed to be used in 6th-12th grade classrooms. Note: The thumbnail might show text boxes in the wrong place but the full file should fix that. It is a Word document so you can change it to fit your needs as well.

This chart guides students through the major changes and continuities of the AP World History curriculum framework's historical period 1450-1750 C.E. Students must analyze why the changes occurred and tie them to the 6 curriculum framework themes. This chart has been updated to reflect the new themes in the 2019-2020 revised curriculum framework. This chart reflects Reasoning Process 3 - Continuity and Change in the new revised curriculum framework as well.

This primary source analysis guide will help students break down any written historical document, from excerpts of Epic of Gilgamesh, to the Emancipation Proclamation, to modern-day newspaper articles. It is designed to be used in 6th-12th grade classrooms. Note: The thumbnail might show text boxes in the wrong place but the full file should fix that. It is a Word document so you can change it to fit your needs as well.

This map includes the important places for historical period 5 in AP World History

This resource will help students map the various regions and important places discussed in Period 2 - 600 B.C.E. to 600 C.E. - of the AP World History curriculum framework. The resource is designed to be used with APWH but can be used with other grade levels as an editable world map activity!

This activity is designed to help students organize the events of World War II to understand overall chronology of the War. Although it is specific to the South Carolina U.S. History curriculum for high school (note standards 7.1-7.4 on the chart), it can be tailored to any state's curriculum needs for U.S. History courses. It is sized for 11x17 paper but can also be changed to fit your needs as it is a Word document.

This chart will help students organize the various New Deal programs and types of legislation that they learn about in most U.S. History courses in high school. It is a Word document so it can be tailored to fit your state's curriculum needs.

This guide will take students through excerpts of this important foundational primary source document in US History, encouraging critical analysis of the speech.

This resource can be used to help students map the important places emphasized in Period 1 of the AP World History curriculum framework - Prehistory to 600 B.C.E.