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Africa's Factors of Economic Growth (SS7E3)
This file is a resource pack about the factors that influence economic growth and their presence or absence in South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya (as outlined by the Georgia Standard of Excellence – SS7E3). The notes include important facts and key vocabulary, such as gross domestic product, literacy rate, standard of living, natural resources, capital goods, human capital, and entrepreneurship. There are also many useful graphic organizers and creative activities included in this file! You can ch
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7th
World History-Unit 10- Industrial Revolution and Imperialism Bundle
Ultimate Industrialization and Imperialism Bundle: Study Guide, Assessment, & ReviewSubjects: World History, European History, Social StudiesResource Type: Bundle (Study Guide, Assessment, Review Materials, Movie Guides, Mystery Games, Guided Readings, Quizzes and more)Dive deep into the transformative eras of the Industrial Revolution and Imperialism with this all-inclusive bundle, thoughtfully compiled to offer a comprehensive exploration for high school students. This bundle includes a de
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8th - 12th
The Rise and Fall of Ancient Ghana
The Rise and Fall of Ancient Ghana The main objective of this lesson is to have students examine and describe the reasons for Ancient Ghana’s growth and declineThe 14 Slide PowerPoint comes with:A Do NowInformational ChartVideo Link2 Assessment QuestionsActivity InstructionsConclusion QuestionResources:There are three different resources that can be used depending on the activityReading 1 – The Rise of Ghana (669 words)Reading 2 – The Decline of Ghana (430 words)Rise and Fall of Ghana - Informat
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: African History Unit Bundle
Jomo Kenyatta & Kwame Nkrumah
The lesson begins with an introduction to the problems nations in Africa faced as they fought for independence. Next, students work in groups of two and each student reads an overview of the independence movements in either Ghana (Nkruhma) or Kenya (Kenyatta). Students fill out a graphic organizer summarizing the problems the nation faced, how they fought for independence, and what the leader promised, and then they share their findings with one another.After both students have shared, they work
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10th
West African Kingdoms Slideshow with Note Sheet | Ghana Mali Songhai Powerpoint
With this African Civilizations Slideshow for Google Slides, teach your students all about the GRAPES of the Ghana Empire, Mali Empire, Songhai Empire, and other early African groups! This no-prep and editable Google Slideshow includes 50 professional slides, in addition to both printable and digital note sheets, along with a guided notes sheet.Teaching about the West African Kingdoms can be difficult, but this organized slideshow walks students through these topics step-by-step, and includes he
Grades:
6th - 9th
Bantu Migration
*Requires printing/cutting cards before classThe lesson begins with an introduction to African geography and the Bantu migration. Students are given a map with the years of migration and they have to draw in the migration pattern with arrows. For the main activity, the teacher should print and cut out the descriptions of the causes and effects and put them in envelopes to give the students (the first three are the causes and the last three are the effects). Next, have students organize the cause
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9th
Abolitionist WebQuest
This assignment will help students research a number of different Abolitionists from all different walks of life during the mid-1800's. Students will use hyperlinks for each of the featured Abolitionists that will take them to www.biography.com where they can see pictures, review personal information about each of them, read their biographical information, and even watch short video clips. Students will then fill out a graphic organizer including finding a picture, identifying where they have
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7th - 11th
Equality and The Constitution
Empower your students to delve into the intricate tapestry of American history with our interactive notebook on 'Equality and the Constitution.' This comprehensive resource takes learners on a captivating journey through the evolution of equality in the United States, all the way from the genesis of the Constitution to the modern-day landscape.This interactive notebook is more than just a set of printable pages—it's a dynamic tool that fosters engagement, critical thinking, and a deep understand
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Not Grade Specific
AP World Unit 1 The Global Tapestry & SAQ + LEQ Skills Work
This beginning of the year unit focuses on AP Exam skill development that sets students up for success for the rest of the year. It also is designed for ease of use for teachers to just plug and go. All slides, handouts, primary source work, worksheets, readings, and end of unit assessment tools are provided. This unit topic highlights and skills include:- Unit Overview Documents: (1) Slides for each class, 172 total (2) Day-by-day teacher guide with links to all sources (3) Unit study guide tha
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9th - 11th
CCSS:
Colonization of Africa, DBQ Stations Activity with Primary Sources, Art & Essay
Colonization of Africa, DBQ Stations Activity with Primary Sources IncludedEssential Questions: Why did industrialized nations embark on imperial ventures?PRINT & GO! Or upload to your digital classroom. It's a digital textbook with built in guided reading questions and vocabulary. This is a reading packet as a replacement or supplement to a textbook. This lesson is essential for all World History classes. Learn that the colonization of Africa was met with fierce resistance. Learn about the
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7th - 12th
Slavery in the Americas | Comparative Analysis: Latin America and North America
This 17-page reading explores Slavery in the Americas with easy to read documents that explore case studies of slavery in Latin America including: Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Cuba, and Mexico. Part II of the reading focuses on North American colonies and nations including: Canada, Jamaica, New England, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies, and the American West. Comparative Historical & Political Analysis Students answer the following historical question as they practice their analys
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7th - 12th
Journey Along the Trans-Saharan Trade Routes
Students complete a virtual tour of some of the stops along the trans-Saharan trade routes, reading primary source accounts to analyze causes and effects of the growth of trade in West Africa. The student handout is linked in the presentation.
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9th - 12th
Spread of Islam Stations: Timeline, Mapping, Synthesis
This activity can be either done quickly as a pick an empire voice and choice or can be drawn out so students can learn about a large number of Islamic Caliphates in a manner that is relatively easy to understand. The activity combines three parts, create a timeline, map the empires, and then synthesize the spread of Islam in a paragraph. Since it is a Google Doc it is editable so you can either make it bigger by adding to it (change a paragraph to 3 paragraphs for older students etc) or you can
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
"Still I Rise" by Maya Angelou poetic devices figurative language questions
Using the poem, "Still I Rise" by Maya Angelou students complete handout/graphic organizer to identify figurative language and identify the central idea.Activity designed to assist in helping build skills needed for the NYS Regents Exam (Part I and III).
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7th - 12th
Decolonization: Year of Africa - Word/PowerPoint Version
In this assignment, students study the "Year of Africa" in which many African nations gained their independence from European colonization. This activity uses Ghana and Kenya as case studies to analyze the complicated nature of independence and decolonization.This resource includes a slideshow presentation and two versions of the graphic organizer (general and tiered).
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Notes sheet: Ancient African Kingdoms Exhibit Project
This notes sheet and reflection questions is designed to go along with the Ancient African Kingdoms Museum Exhibit Project. Students can visit their classmates exhibit, ask inquiry questions, take notes on what they see and reflect on what they learned through the activity and the unit. Can also be purchased as part of a bundle with the original activity.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Ancient African Kingdoms Museum Exhibit Project BUNDLE
African American Research Project (Google Docs & Slides)
Need an engaging activity to help your students research some of the most important figures in American History? This activity is perfect for you! This activity will have your students create a Google Slides presentation which can be used not only for writing standards, but also speaking and listening standards. This zip file contains 3 seperate files for use:African American Research List (Google Doc/Word):This list contains 40 figures who have help shape our country. The list can always be
Grades:
3rd - 5th
CANADIAN BLACK HISTORY MONTH BIOGRAPHY ACTIVITY
CANADIAN BLACK HISTORY MONTH BIOGRAPHY ACTIVITYEngage and educate your students about the culture of Black Canadians and their impacts through this research biography assignment. This assignment develops a cultural awareness in students and allows them to learn from each other biographies. It allows them to be creative as they can create a poster, a PowerPoint presentation or even a pamphlet catering to all types of learners both in class and remote.This resource includes:❖ Task Instructions ❖
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4th - 8th
World History- Ancient African Leaders- Interactive Notebook
The students will create an interactive notebook type paper using Ancient African leaders. They have four that they will to write notes on. There is one that is a bonus that they can complete that required additional research. This is a great way for the students to be interactive with notes and potentially use as a study guide if the information is on a test.
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6th - 8th
Run by John Lewis Graphic Novel Study/Editable/Answer Keys
"Run" Graphic Novel Study, secondary level, takes a close look at what happened after the "Big Marches" beginning with the March on the Edmund Pettus Bridge which led to Martin Luther King Jr's famous speech. The main lessons in this unit include:Cultural goggles posterHow to read a graphic novel (you do not need the book to successfully complete the unit)Graphic organizers for how to read a graphic novelPowerPoint-on how to read graphicallyGraphics and text for main events: riots, murders, arre
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7th - 11th
Analyzing Motives of Imperialism in Africa Primary Source Activity
The following is an activity in which students are tasked with analyzing 12 primary sources (pictures and political cartoons) to determine which of the five motives of European Imperialism in Africa (Political, Economic, Cultural, Religious, Exploratory) is being depicted in each primary source. After students analyze each primary source and determine the motive of imperialism, they are asked to provide a 1-2 sentence explanation as to why the picture fits the motive they chose. Students will a
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
4 Accounts of the Middle Passage
This is a great group activity where students learn about the different perspectives of people involved in the slave trade. Students will read about four different people's accounts of the slave trade; a slave ship captain, a surgeon, a slave trader and a doctor. After reading the account of a character, students can fill in the graphic organizer based on that characters perspective. Students can then share their answers with the other members of their groups and compare the differences betwe
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7th - 12th, Staff
Reading, article analysis activity, NDW4M Southern Africa, Khoisan, Knowledge
Students will be given a section of an article and asked to analyze it. While I use this activity in the Southern Africa Indigenous unit, the activity itself can be used to analyze any reading.What's included:Assignment - students will read the assigned section, analyze it, create a quick presentation and handout and host a short discussion with the class.RubricGraphic Organizer - Students will use a graphic organizer to analyze the reading, pose questions and organize their thoughts.Teacher no
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Trading Kingdoms of West Africa
Trading Kingdoms of West Africa (HMH Texas: U.S. History)This foldable was designed by me to accompany the reading found on pages 16-20 of the HMH Texas: U.S. History textbook.A one size adjustable foldable is included in this listing. This foldable can be used to summarize three of the West African kingdoms covered in this chapter: Kingdom of Ghana (including Islam In Ghana), Kingdom of Mali, and the Songhai Empire (kingdom).In addition an unlabeled map of Africa is included. You can have your
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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