World History Rocks

This activity includes four pages of maps and higher level analysis questions about Genocide. Map 1: "Estimated Genocide" Map 2: "Genocides in the 20th Century" Map 3: "Darfur" Map 4: "Forecasting Genocide" Map 5: "Armenian Genocide Info Graph" ***Please take a minute and rate this product. I would also very much appreciate any feedback you could give! Thank you!!****

I've included four pages, each page has two cartoons and a series of questions for each cartoons. Questions asked: 1. List the people and pictures you see 2. Which objects on your list are symbols? What do they mean? 3. Describe the action taking place int he cartoon 4. Explain how the words clarify the symbols 5. Explain the message of the cartoon I tried to find cartoons that were pretty general about Terrorism.

Included are four pages with various maps showing the hot spots and scope of terrorist activities throughout the world. Maps: 1. Terrorist Incidents Map 2000-2013 2. Global Terrorism Index 2015 3. The Rise of Terrorism (Middle East and Africa) in 2013 4. Seven Deadliest Attacks in Europe in Decades. 5. Terrorism in the United States, 1970-2013 With each map are 2-3 higher level thinking and opinion questions. *** Please take a moment to rate this product and provide feedback, it is great

Included are two articles (info pages) on the Treaty of Versailles and the 14 Points. Also has a chart to fill out after reading the articles and a Venn diagram to compare and contrast the two documents. **Answer keys also included. *** Please rate my product, I would love the feedback!***

A brief reading and map illustrating the reasons for the Berlin Airlift during the Cold War. Includes a map showing the routes the planes took, a reading and questions for students to answer. Also has directions for students to color code and label portions of the map if you like.

Students will utilize a map of Alexander the Great's empire to color code and label his routes and battles. On the back they will answer geography and opinion questions as well as create a timeline of events. Please be sure to rate this product, give suggestions and leave comments, they are greatly appreciated!

A 23 question guide to the movie Tora! Tora! Tora!, questions go in order throughout the movie and their are three opinion questions at the end of the guide. Also includes answer key.

A guide to go along with the movie "Hotel Rwanda." Some questions go directly as they watch the movie, a few are opinion questions. Also included is the answer key.

An activity to learn more about the key figures of the Russian Revolution. On one side of the person they draw and color it to look like the figure, on the other side they put key information -birth and death -Growing up -Their role in the Revolution -The legacy they left behind

A brief, 15 question multiple choice quiz on the big five religions; Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. A couple of the questions have the kids identify symbols as well.

A great project that covers the civilizations of Ancient Greece and Rome! The kids get to choose their project, each choice is given a point value, the value needs to equal 10! It also includes a brief rubric (including a presentation piece), and a planning guide. The forth page was made to add days, so they can keep track of their work. I had my students complete it at home, either by themselves or with a partner. I also let them email or share it with me. Please make sure you rate thi

A two page movie guide to go with the Russian Revolution movie, "Nicholas and Alexandra". Contains questions that can be answered directly from the movie and some opinion questions where they can use evidence from the movie to back up their answers.

Learning about our World Religions is a must for any World History or Cultures class! I've included the following religions: -Islam -Christianity -Judaism -Hinduism -Buddhism -Confucianism Also included are: -Blank combo notes -A blank Tri-Venn daigram -A world map of religions -A chart to fill out (including blank spaces for you to personalize) I hope it works for you!

This is a slide show illustrating the life of people living during the IR. It shows pictures and give facts from the tenement buildings, working in the factory and child labor. each slide has a question for students to answer. I have my students write out the answers in their interactive notebooks, but notebook paper works too!

A basic map of ancient Mesopotamia for the kids to label, also has a few questions to answer. They can use a textbook, look it up online or from prior knowledge.

A brief project for inventions of the Industrial Revolution. Break students into groups of six or less, each student picks or gets assigned an inventor and their invention and find the required information. Each student then gets a cube and makes it into an info cube on that person and their invention. When finished, they share with their group the information and fill out the chart accordingly. I've included directions, both filled out and blank so you could choose your own inventors a

This is a project where students create and later play a game about WWI. Download includes the directions with rubric, planning sheets for the students and basic paper to keep track of groups. I left spaces for you to fill in due dates, days you'll be working on it and point amounts. My kids love making games and have had a great time making them for WWI! ***Please rate my product, I would love the feedback!*** Follow my store for more ideas and resources for your High School World His

A group activity where students map their school and create a corresponding key or legend. They work together, assign roles and make a bright colorful map to illustrate their school! ***Please rate my product, I would love your feedback!***

Groups of students will utilize the internet or use textbooks to create their own continent. They will decide where it goes on the planet, the geography of it, countries that inhabit it and create three different maps (political, physical and thematic) of the continent. In this lesson, which should take two full class periods (plus one more if they are to present) to complete. Students will learn about different types of maps, landforms and geography all while being creative and using their imag

There are so many great topics when it comes to the Middle Ages, the Plague, Knights and castles and the lives of the people. This project gives a list of choices for the students to do, each choice has a point total attached to it, those points must equal 10! Basic 1 point projects are color coding and labeling maps, 10 point projects are things like Museum exhibits. Students of various learning styles and levels can all participate!