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1920s USA Trivial Pursuit | 62-Question Quiz
1920s USA Trivial Pursuit | 62-Question Quiz | Gr 7–12Turn 1920s USA revision into a fast-paced, competitive classroom experience with this Trivial Pursuit-style history game. Instead of passive review, students actively recall, apply, and compete using key content from the Roaring Twenties—helping them retain knowledge and stay focused. Designed for Grades 10–11, this resource makes revision purposeful and memorable while reinforcing essential exam content. The result is higher engagement, stro
7th - 12th
AAPI History, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
CCSS
RH.9-10.4
Citizenship Denied: Japanese Internment & Civil Liberties – Rabbit in the Moon
Citizenship Denied: Japanese Internment and Civil Liberties in Rabbit in the MoonComplete DBQ Lesson • Viewing Guide • Vocabulary • Essay Rubric • Editable Google Docs (21 pages)Bring the powerful documentary Rabbit in the Moon into your classroom with this engaging, rigorous, and classroom-ready unit on Japanese American incarceration during World War II. Designed for middle school, high school, and U.S. History courses, this resource helps students analyze civil liberties, racism and xenopho
8th - 12th
AAPI History, Civics, U.S. History
Atomic Bomb and Manhattan Project
Chock full of Primary Source photos, atomic bomb test footage, facts and stats! "Snap Resources" does it again! Easily demonstrate the destructive capacity of this most powerful weapon, test blasts video clips, primary source photos of the initial "Trinity" test to photographic evidence of the effects of the bomb on cities, people, and objects. More primary source photos detail the Japanese surrender, V-J Day, and the formal surrender ceremony aboard the USS Missouri. This presentation makes hi
8th - 12th
AAPI History, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Age of Imperialism
PPT describing Age of Imperialism in southern Asia and Africa in the late 1800s and 1900s, emphasizing the Second Industrial Revolution, El Niño famines, the environmental impacts of colonialism, direct vs. indirect rule, settler colonialism, the creation of native elites, ideals of "martial races," and diasporic migrations of Chinese and Indians to Southeast Asia and East Africa, primary sources include Thomas Maculey's "Minute on Indian Education" (1835), the dialogue between Phan Dinh Phung,
9th - 12th, Higher Education
AAPI History, African History, World History
AP World History WorkbookA ncient Middle East
Engaging informational readings on Mesopotamia, Sumer, Akkad, Babylon, and Assyria Primary source analysis: The Code of Hammurabi Comparative tasks on Mesopotamia and Egypt Culture & Religion — ziggurats, gods, writing systems, and early law AP-style review test with 40+ multiple-choice questions Critical-thinking and writing tasks aligned with AP reasoning skills (contextualization, comparison, continuity & change) Answer keys and teacher tips for easy grading and classroom use 📘 Why
8th - 12th
AAPI History, Ancient History, Other (Social Studies)
Korean Diaspora Lesson Plan
Big IdeaHow much of human behavior is actually shaped by systems, incentives, history, and environment rather than fixed “traits”? Using the Korean diaspora as a case study, students examine how the same ancestry produces radically different outcomes across different political and social systems—and how AI tools often compress these complex realities into harmful stereotypes.
9th - 12th
AAPI History, Asian Studies, Other (Performing Arts)
Life of Pi Background Knowledge Presentation | High School ELA | Yann Martel
You know that moment about 40 pages into Life of Pi when a student raises their hand and asks "wait, why did his family even leave India?" And you have to stop everything to explain the Emergency, Pondicherry, the political climate - all the context you wish they'd walked in with? This presentation fixes that. In one 45-minute class period, your students will know who Yann Martel actually was before he wrote this book (depressed, broke, and inspired by a book review for a book he never read). T
9th - 11th
AAPI History, Informational Text, Novel Studies
Also included in: Life of Pi - Before the First Page Bundle
Whose Version of the Story? AI-Era History Lesson, 10th Grade DBQ Bundle
A 3-day inquiry lesson that grades student THINKING, not AI-generated output. 4 contested events, ready-to-print, no prep. Common Core & C3 aligned Tired of assigning essays that students just generate with AI? This lesson is built for the classroom you actually have in 2026. Instead of asking students to produce something AI can write in three seconds, it grades the work AI can't do: framing a historical problem, weighing contradictory sources, critiquing AI output against evidence, and defendi
8th - 12th
AAPI History, Black History, World History
Globalization Unit Secondary
This Secondary Social Studies unit explores the guiding question, “Is the world shrinking or expanding?” Students engage in a 4–6 week learning tasks that examines globalization, connectivity, and their social, economic, and cultural impacts. The unit includes two summative assessments: a Socratic Seminar, assessed using a rubric, and a written essay that requires students to develop a clear claim and counterclaim supported by evidence and reasoning. The unit also provides a structured guide
8th - 12th
AAPI History, Geography, World History
Hawaiian Overthrow Trial - Simulation for American Imperialism
Hawaii was a thriving island kingdom in the Pacific. However, starting with the arrival of European captain James Cook in 1778, they were plagued by outside interests. This included many wealthy Europeans and Americans who worked as missionaries, and to bought Hawaiian land in order to create plantations. Students find themselves in tension and drama surrounding the Kingdom of Hawaii in 1893. As Queen Liliuokalani works to overturn the unfair "Bayonet" Constitution, American businessmen fear fo
8th - 12th
AAPI History, U.S. History
The Kite Runner Background Knowledge Presentation + Speaker's Guide | Gr. 9-12
Your students are about to read a gorgeous novel set in a country most Americans can't locate on a map. This presentation fixes that before page one. Twenty-two fully designed slides covering Hosseini's biography, Afghan history, cultural and religious context, and the novel's place in the American literary conversation - plus a complete slide-by-slide teacher's guide with deeper context, talking moves, and tidbits you'll actually want to share. FULL DESCRIPTION:Here's the thing about The Kite
9th - 12th
AAPI History, Informational Text, Novel Studies
Landmark Supreme Court Cases
Perfect for AP Government review of Landmark Supreme Court cases. Each case has at least 3 cards that go with it- plus a few that don't go with any case just for some extra critical thinking. I would print them out on colored paper, laminate, and then cut them up. In my class, I divide students into teams and see who can sort each case and their details the fastest and most accurate.
11th - 12th, Adult Education
AAPI History, Government, Other (Social Studies)
Boxer Rebellion
Teach all the Boxer Rebellion background info with these crisp visuals - Political cartoons, the Forbidden City, multi-national force, Boxer punishments, statistics... virtually every slide is a photo. All are arranged to tell the story from start to finish. 22 slides, many slides are excellent for class discussions on crime and punishment, national leadership, human rights, etc.
8th - 11th
AAPI History, U.S. History
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