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This PowerPoint introduces students to the beginning of the spread of Christianity throughout Europe. Included material covers friars, monks, and monasteries, among other information necessary for students to understand how Christianity spread throughout the European continent.

This presentation covers the three economic questions, three types of economic systems (briefly), and the free market (surface-level understanding). I created this for my students as an alternative for reading our textbook. Students write two-column notes using the heading of the slide on the left, and the text in red on the right (this can easily be changed or altered for your needs).

This PowerPoint goes with the High School Verbs Notes also included in my store. Subject matter covers action, mental, visible, transitive, and intransitive verbs. The end of the PowerPoint asks students to create a product in groups demonstrating their understanding of transitive and intransitive verbs. These slides can be deleted for your convenience.

7th grade history students often learn about the west African empires that existed centuries ago. This brief Power Point covers the geography, economies, and traditions of some of the key peoples of west Africa, including the Ghana and Malian people.

Powerpoint presentation explaining the significance of Elasticity of both supply and demand; how to find elasticity; and what the values of elasticity mean. Accompanying fill-in notes can be purchased separately.

This PowerPoint can be done independent of the MLA Style Guide Handout, or in conjunction with it. It quickly covers the requirements of an MLA style paper, in addition to the basic in-text citation formats.

This PPT presentation gives students a general overview of the purposes of informational materials.

For early US history, this Power Point covers the develop of the cotton economy in the pre-civil war southern United States. From the cotton gin and Eli Whitney to the use of slave labor, this Power Point covers it all.

Briefly covers the economy, geography, weather, plant and animal life of the African continent.

I created this PowerPoint for use in my 12th grade Econ class. It follows the first chapter of the textbook so students get the information delivered orally and visually as opposed to just reading for themselves. Several of the slides include graphics or charts to help illustrate these basic economic concepts.

This PPT can be used alone as an overview of the general viewpoints of conservatives and liberals in American politics, or in combination with the Conservative vs. Liberal Viewpoints notes. Covers most major issues, from abortion to welfare.

This powerpoint covers the principle of government (most likely the first chapter in a government textbook): Government and the State, Forms of Government, and Basic Concepts of Democracy. Sections 1 and 2 are preceeded by important vocabulary. Teaching duration will vary--in my classroom this took two weeks when used in conjunction with fill-in notes, vocabulary activity, and review exercises. It can be used alone, or paired with the Principles of Government Vocabulary, Notes, and Review Exerci

This presentation covers the various conflicts between Native Americans and the American government/military during the mid-late 1800s. The material is for mature 7th-9th graders, and requires a teacher that is sensitive to the nature of the material. This presentation takes two class periods to complete, but students will appreciate the struggles of Native Americans after the lesson is completed.

Covers the essential details of what makes American Free Enterprise an especially successful economy. Covers rights from legal documents, regulation (positive and negative), and the roles government plays with respect to stability.

This presentation covers the challenges that American travelers experienced as they moved west, including diseases, injuries, attacks, etc. It is especially effective if students are asked to write a letter from the point of view of one of the groups presented in this presentation.

This presentation covers the last battles and ultimate ending of the Civil War. It coincides with "Holt: United States History," and is meant to be used with the "End of the Civil War Notes," which are created in the "Two-Column Note," or "Cornell Note" style. The presentation can be changed to meet the needs of your particular students.

This brief Power Point is meant to introduce students to the realities of slavery prior to the Civil War. This particular Power Point is for use in the middle school classroom, as students are preparing to learn about the Civil War and Reconstruction. In conjunction with this presentation, a reading of a personal slave narrative by the teacher is highly effective.