Ellen CheesemanMeyer

**I have just made this product free because it hasn't been updated since 2018 - I am hoping to create a new and updated version in my copious free time over the summer! In the meanwhile, please feel free to download and enjoy. Please note the following: - Russia and Belarus were excluded from the competition this year (2023) "because of the war." - Ukraine won last year - they couldn't host because of the war, so last year's second place winner, Britain, stood in for them as hosts. - The comb

This lesson reviews some major events in European History - The English Civil War and the French Revolution - by looking at how depictions of those events changed over time. It's a great tool for reminding students of these events and their consequences, evaluating continuity and change, considering periodization, and helping students understand the impacts of present-mindedness.

A simple planning tool for students who approach topics in a more interactive, visual way. This organizer uses a strategy used in film to get students thinking about how to make an argument persuasive. This may work best in a one-to-one environment where students can cut and paste graphics from online sources.