180 Days of World History Journal Prompts

Below are 180 journal prompts related to world history and current events. These daily entry tasks “Do Nows” can be used in most World History Curriculum and are easy to adjust to make them relatable to your students. Feel free to use them for reflection, analysis, and exploration of the past and present events that have shaped our world. I always love a good conversation starter in my World History classes. 

Here are some samples from the 180 "Entry Write/Journal/Do Now" Prompts.

**Historical Events:**

1. Reflect on the impact of the French Revolution on global politics and society.

2. How did the Industrial Revolution change the way people lived and worked?

3. Discuss the causes and consequences of World War I.

4. What were the main factors that led to the rise of fascism in the 20th century?

5. Analyze the key events and outcomes of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.

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**Current Events:**

21. Analyze the impact of globalization on economic inequality between countries.

22. Discuss the challenges and opportunities of renewable energy adoption on a global scale.

23. Reflect on the rise of populist movements and its implications for democracy.

24. How has the internet and social media changed the way information spreads globally?

25. Analyze the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in Syria.

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**Health and Pandemics:**

151. Discuss the implications of vaccine distribution disparities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

152. Reflect on the role of public health measures in containing infectious diseases.

153. Analyze the impact of mental health crises and their consequences on society.

154. Discuss the challenges and benefits of global health partnerships and initiatives.

155. Reflect on the importance of healthcare accessibility and affordability worldwide.