LearnWithMrG

Perhaps now more than ever, the U.S. Civil War needs to be taught and examined critically to fully understand what happened. My unit slides start with breaking down the economics of slavery, its profitability for the planter class of the antebellum south, and how it protected white supremacy. The PowerPoint ends with reconstruction and the promises that were not kept by many in the U.S. Government. With this purchase, you get not only the teacher notes, but also a copy of printer-friendly guide

Your students will learn all about the process of the tribunals that prosecuted the remaining Nazi officials for the war crimes they committed during World War II, including the holocaust. With this article, I have included my works cited page and five questions that align with the ELA common core standards. What I did with my students was post the five questions up in different points in my classroom and have students work in pairs, moving station to station to answer the questions. This gets s

A tag along assignment for the wonderful videos posted by John Green in his Crash Course US History series.