BRAIN BOMB

Topic: Human Rights ViolationsThis poster is helpful in showing the massive volume of historical, human rights violations. There are five basic human rights logos at the top which could be referred to as enduring issues through time: FREEDOM OF SPEECH, FREEDPOM OF RELIGION, FREEDOM TO LIVE, FREEDOM TO MOVE and basic FREEDOM. The poster highlights aggressive language such as genocide, famine and killed for impact on the student. This straight- foreword, basal verbiage can be used as an anchor

This printable can be used as a place for students to take notes or make it into a poster with a title and facts. Coloring it AFTER the notes are written on it allows even crayon use as a coloring agent. This visual is for pre-k to high school as it is open-ended for your use. In a room with white board this image can be a vehicle for conversation and learning from your lesson as well.

TOPIC: The SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION Featuring the WHO, WHERE, WHAT and WHEN attributes of this important historic period INCLUDED IN THIS VISUALhow the church views were challengedthe new use of reason and science to answer life questionsKepler's discovery that the planets moveDescartes who studied math, science and philosophyGalileo who was jailed by the church for supporting CopernicusCopernicus who discovered the planets rotate, Heliocentric modelNewton who studied math, the stars and why g

TOPIC: The INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONIt features the WHERE and WHEN attributes of this important historic period. Using a cause and effect focus, the story easily unfolds. INCLUDED IN THIS VISUAL:the Agricultural Revolution used new machines instead of peoplemass migration resulted as people needed jobsUrbanization is change causing city growthfactory jobs increased factory owners created bad working conditionspollution increasedSteel and coal were natural resources the factory neededThe Comm

TOPIC: IMPERIALISM IN THE 1800'S This visual features the who, what, where, when and why facts about this important historic period. INCLUDED IN THIS VISUAL Some of he Westerners included Italy, France, Germany and England. The "White Man's Burden" attitudes that caused imperialismWhat was the impact of imperialist thinking? Why were Africa and China colonized?Who benefitted from colonization?How the desire for resources drove colonizationResources went to European factories for goods they s