Supportive Supplements

Use the following illustrated Global History Vocabulary Study Guides to help students review and master vocabulary for the following topics: the Indian Independence MovementApartheid in South Africathe End of the Cold War These student guides have been used in my classroom to help students review key concepts that appeared previously on the New York States Regents Exam for Global History and Geography.

This handy study guide serves as a great review resource for students (and teachers) looking to review key terms, figures, and events of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era of United States History. The guide was developed for use in an Inclusion US History class, and can be posted to your online learning management platform to help students find success.

This in-depth Review Guide covers key events, figures, and topics connected to the topics of US Imperialism and the America's involvement in World War I both at home and abroad. The notes included within this guide are both detailed and accurate, and can be used to supplement student progression. The notes also integrate political cartoons, maps, and other graphics to support student learning.

This cheat sheet was developed for Special Education students to help them remember the differences between different forms of government in history.

This writing prompt and rubric is set up to guide students through the process of reflecting on the Fall of the Roman Empire. Students are asked to reflect on two specific causes of the Fall of the Roman Empire and will be expected to provide details supporting their claim. An included rubric helps to guide students towards a satisfactory response.

This vocabulary study guide was developed to provide support for students with special needs in an NYS Global History course. It features key figures and vocabulary from the end of the Cold War period for review.