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This is a brief overview of the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras, meant to be used as an introduction before talking about the characteristics of a civilization. Be the first to know about everything Case Classroom:• Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. If you have any concerns or any of my resources are not what you

This is a simple, easy activity to introduce students to economics or to review information that has already been covered! Here's What's Included: 3 Versions of questions for Crash Course Intro to Economics. This covers basic information about economics including macroeconomics, microeconomics, incentives, and more!Includes 3 versions of the questions: Google Form, Google Slides, and PDF as well as a key!

Here's What's Included: 1 Page-TEDEd: Atlantic Slave Trade Worksheet (Document Version) 5 guiding questions, including fill in the blank and multiple choice to help students as they watch the TEDEd video.1 Page-TEDEd: Atlantic Slave Trade Worksheet (Presentation Versoin) 5 guiding questions, including fill in the blank and multiple choice to help students as they watch the TEDEd video.This format is great for digital learning! This format allows students to input their answers without disturbing

Utah Studies Standard 3.1. Here's What's Included: 2 Pages-Utah Constitution: Rights & Responsibilities (Document Version) 7 excerpts from the Utah Constitution. Students will decide if the excerpt discusses a right or responsibility. Students will then identify the right or responsibility in the excerpt.3 additional excerpts from the US Constitution & Salt Lake County Policies for students to extend their learning.2 Pages-Utah Constitution: Rights & Responsibilities (Slides Version) 7 excer

Why did it take Utah over 40 years to become a US state after becoming a US territory? One of the "roadblocks" to UT Statehood was that Utah had given women the right to vote. Between 1850 and 1896, viewpoints and reasoning for opinions changed within various groups. This activity allows students to use primary sources to see how these opinions changed and how women's suffrage prevented Utah from becoming a state for such a long time.

Handouts about six amazing women from Utah who made a difference. Includes name, picture, time-lived, information about the woman, and a featured main quote.

Chart about four groups of ancient Native Americans: Paleo, Archaic, Ancestral Pueblo, and Fremont. Each Native American group has a place to list the time period, describe their home and food, and what artifacts they left behind. Pairs perfectly with the Ancient Native Americans Powerpoint!

A comprehensive list of questions that help students analyze and become familiar with artifacts.

A collection of Image Analysis Pages. Includes the following assignments from my store: Anti-Railroad Propaganda Transcontinental Railroad Photo Transcontinental Railroad Political Cartoon Make sure to rate and review!

Photo analysis page of the famous Golden Spike Photo at Promontory Point. Includes basic intro questions and ends with a short evidence-based writing activity about why this photo is important.

Guided notes about important aspects of Mormon settlement including patterns of Mormon Settlement, from about 1847-1855. Goes with Mormon Settlement PowerPoint.

The perfect easy to read page for students to keep track of their bellringers. This includes a place for the date, answer, and for students to write down the homework for the night.

A handout for students to aid them in working on analyzing sources and making a claim. There are NINE versions of this handout! There is the original design as well as 3 new designs in color AND black & white versions. Perfect to fit your classroom style and provide a helpful tool for students.

Webquest for students to learn about events in the Anti-Vietnam Movement.

Handout that includes a chart about 4 songs from the Vietnam Era. Includes song lyrics.

Guided notes on President Ford and President Carter.

Guided notes about Martin Luther King Jr., Non-violent resistance, and Birmingham Campaign of the Civil Rights Movement.

Opening activity to expose students to the United States Constitution. Students look at each article of the Constitution and find major information such as requirements to be President.

Page for students to fill out after taking a quiz to reflect on how they prepared for the quiz and correct wrong answers.