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This resource has students read a text from each movement and then has them cite evidence from the text that supports characteristics of each. Students then answer an overarching periodization question. Helps students with finding text evidence to support claims. Common Core aligned. Texts have been abridged to fit within 1 class period. From: MissVeeAP

This activity has students examine how the Constitution of 1917 changed Mexico and how it reflects the history of the country. Student begin reviewing prior knowledge about Mexico prior to the Constitution and the Mexican Revolution. Key content knowledge would be Porfirio Diaz, La Hacienda/Debt Peonage, Indigenous Land Appropriation, and Working Conditions. They then read passages from the Constitution of 1917 to identify if a change has occurred. They then utilize this information to write the

This activity has students preview key words they would expect in a Reagan speech and then compare them to actual key words. Students then summarize Reagan's major economic arguments found in the speech and cite textual evidence to support their conclusions. Complete with all documents for 1-3 day lesson and the directions for assignments and differentiation. From: MissVeeAP

This organizer helps students digest the different perspectives of a slave and a reverend in Virginia observing slavery. It asks students to summarize the perspectives on certain issues and then list the supporting text evidence. The issues are already listed to correspond with the sections of the text. Text has been abbreviated to allow for completion in one class period. Very Common Core aligned! From: MissVeeAP

This Powerpoint covers the concept of biodiversity by using essential questions to guide each slide. Its great for having students work on note taking skills and using details to support written responses. I use it in my unit on deforestation. Goes great with Geography or Science Standards From: MissVeeAP

This unit delves deep into the Inca Empire to examine the characteristics, development, and history of the Peruvian empire. The essential question the unit address is, "To what extent was the Inca Empire a highly civilized society?" Included in the unit *Power point presentation about the rise and fall of the empire including a mini activity about oral history's pros and cons *A preview picture activity and graphic organizer to engage students in the unit

This presentation covers the concept of weathering and erosion. It includes definitions, examples, and pictures of both concepts and formative checks for student understanding along the way. This resource is great for geography and physcial science courses! It is a great tool for both high school and middle school courses. Check out the Guided Notes that go with this presentation on my page!

This presentation covers the beautiful physcial features of North America. It includes information on the science behind the formation of these features and amazing pictures that are sure to engage students. This would be a great addition to any geography or science class! Great for middle school and high school.

This presentation begins with the First Continental Congress and concludes with the Treaty of Paris. It includes the major battles of the Revolution, the involvement of women, African Americans, and Native Americans, and the division of support between loyalists and patriots. It has two essay questions embedded in the presentation aligned with the AP United States History redesign.

This ppt traces the evolution of slave labor in colonial America from indentured servitude to the rise of slavery in the South.

This presentation covers the major physcial features of South America including the rainforest, Lake Titicaca, and many others. This would be a great addition to science class and goegraphy classes. Great for middle school and high school.

Lesson plan includes graphic organizer, document set, and BONUS powerpoint. Students identify key words in primary sources about the causes of imperialism. They then utilize those key words to describe the cause of imperialism based on the sources. There is a written prompt at the end. Warning of sensitive topics due to nature of content.

This bundle gives you both the graphic organizer and documents for the WWI public opinion over time lesson but a bonus graphic organizer for a follow up lesson about WWI music.

Graphic Organizer pairs with document set. Students identify key words in primary sources about the causes of imperialism. They then utilize those key words to describe the cause of imperialism based on the sources. There is a written prompt at the end.

Documents that pair with a graphic organizer to have students apply their understanding of the causes of imperialism. Students identify key words in the source and then connect those words to a cause previewed during direct instruction.

These documents pair with a graphic organizer that has students summarize the message of various primary sources discussing their opinion of WWI. Students trace the evolution of public opinion over time and then write a response using these documents as evidence. These primary sources have been transcribed from cursive for readability.

These guided notes are a perfect supplement to the Weathering and Erosion Power Point! Great for students at the middle school or high school students in need of accomadations! Could be used during the presentation or as a formative check for understanding at the conclusion of the Power Point!

This Power Point covers the 5 Themes of Geography with great examples! It also covers the basic technology used by geographers in their craft. Finally, it includes formative assessments within the presentation to monitor student progress. This is a great resource for middle and high school geography classes!

This presentation covers the major events of Washington and Adams's presidency including the Whiskey Rebellion, XYZ Affair, Alien and Sedition Acts, and Hamilton's programs. There are embedded discussion questions in the ppt.

The presentation discusses the first meetings the led to the Constitutional Convention, who came, the major compromises and discussions, and the divided between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists. There are discussion questions embedded in the presentation.