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Declaration of Independence Primary Source DBQ Webquest or Assignment
Embark on an in-depth exploration of the Declaration of Independence with our focus on decoding the Declaration of Independence: Document Analysis, designed exclusively for students. This resource transforms the study of the Declaration into an interactive online journey, allowing students to examine the document itself closely for a richer understanding of its historical context, significance, and enduring impact.Highlights:Document-Centric Exploration:Students engage in a virtual exploration f
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6th - 12th
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12 Major Supreme Court Cases Webquest Compare and Contrast Activity
This 2-sided worksheet and webquest collaboratively asks students to work together to research, teach other, compare and contrast, and learn about the significant events and decisions in the Supreme Court's History in the United States. Students get to choose an event from the Judicial Branch, Supreme Court, to research, with 12 selections from all over the world, and then are asked to teach each other, report, compare, contrast, and create a creative display to demonstrate their learning of hi
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9th - 12th
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From Birth to Emancipation LINCOLN WebQuest - Grades 5-8
In this fun and engaging lesson that spans from Lincoln's Birth to the Emancipation Proclamation. Students complete a web quest consisting personal letters, historical documents and readings. Students use URL links to learn about important steps toward an equality we are still striving to forge. The file includes a form fillable PDF, printable-lined pages, readings, work pages, interactive workbook pages, PFD form fillable WebQuest and Internet Scavenger Hunt. All work is standards-based and per
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5th - 9th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Juneteenth Bundle - Grades 6-12 - Cross-Curricular and Differentiated
Anne Frank WebQuest - Standards-Based Anne Frank Activities
Anne Frank Webquest. Important Women in History.This high-interest and engaging webquest spans Germany, the Netherlands and Anne Frank's life and is perfect for use with Anne Frank's readings, book study or stand alone lessons. It also works as a lesson for study about Woman in History. Students complete a web quest using URL links to learn about important steps in the history of the rise of Nazi Germany as they played our for Anne and her family - up until her death at Bergen-Belsen.The file i
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5th - 9th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â GIANT Women's History Month Bundle - 11 Resources Gr 5-9
Interpreting Dr. Martin Luther King's Letter from Prison Civil Rights Webquest
Students will read the primary source text from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in his Letter from a Birmingham Jail (April 16, 1963). This resource is a fascinating, brief, look at his thoughts, and intentions arranging nonviolent protest. There are four questions, including a task to re-write and re-word a passage from the letter. Students then will choose 2 of 4 Civil Rights icons to research online, or in their textbooks, to find some further examples of other Civil Rights workers to attempt to g
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8th - 11th
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Civics Fact Finding Getting to Know Your Local Mayor Representative and Governor
Civics Fact Finding Getting to Know Your Local Mayor Representative and Governor is a web quest that can be done solo or in pairs. Students will get to know many local representatives, and find out what achievements they are most known for. This is educational and insightful about the communities that students live in. Takes about 30 minutes, no prep needed. I love project based learning in history class! Check out my hundreds of other resources!Listen to the Hauger History and Inspiring Teacher
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8th - 11th
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What is Your Local City Government Doing? Group Project History No Prep
Students explore group projects research local city governments. List 8 local cities on the board, assign them into groups of 4. Allow students a class period to research and organize a presentation. Everyone leaves class with a lot more local knowledge than before. We do this for Civil Rights, and for Government class, but it can be applicable to many areas of life and subjects of education. This group project is an excellent webquest that involves each student in a role to help the group comp
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8th - 11th
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Take a Question, Leave a Question World War II Research Topics and Inquiry
Take a Question, Leave a Question World War II Research Topics and Inquiry gives students a chance to reward each other's curiosity. With limited time, and nearly unlimited subtopics, this exercise allows students to write a short essay and answer the most pressing questions that students have in their minds about World War II. Instructions for the question, posting, and selection process are given, along with 13 possible research questions students might want to choose from, modify, or select f
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8th - 11th
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Canadian Levels of Government & Their Responsibilities Webquest
Students explore a variety of websites to understand the levels of government and then make reasonable changes to government responsibilities. Finally, they view some videos and summarize government roles in each event.
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8th - 12th
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From Emancipation to Jim Crow UNIT Plus WEBQUEST - Grades 5-12
This is a student-centered, engaging lesson that spans from the Emancipation Proclamation to Plessy v. Ferguson and the beginning of Jim Crow Laws. Students complete a web quest consisting of each step in American History during the period from the Civil War to the Jim Crow Era. Students use included QR codes or URL links to learn about the journey to an equality that may not yet be achieved. The file includes a form fillable PDF, printable-lined pages, readings, work pages, interactive workboo
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5th - 11th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Juneteenth Bundle - Grades 6-12 - Cross-Curricular and Differentiated
Students Find Examples of Checks and Balances in American Government in News
An info graphic chart presents students with a reminder of what powers of checks and balances each branch of government has (UPDATED FOR 2022 with example search terms to help students get started). This is helpful, and cited from a nonprofit, to give students some ideas of what they might search for. They can look in their books, notes, or do a webquest to find one example of each branch having their power checked. This would make a great extension into presentations. Subscribe to the Hauger Hi
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8th - 12th
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Venn Diagram World War II At Home for Minorities and Women
You can replace the textbook numbers or use this as a webquest for students to find the details and effects fo World War II on Americans at home, and the Economy and Government of the United States, domestically during World War II. Mexican Americans, African Americans, and Japanese Americans are included. You can add optional extensions as well. This is a productive partner project in about 25 minutes. Other Amazing Hauger History Resources: 8. 10 Week Computer Science Technology Course for Mid
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9th - 12th
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Students Report the News, News You Can Use Research Presentation Current Events
Students should be aware of what is happening in the world, and generating classroom content and discussions. In this news you can use assignment, students research a significant story in the United States headlines, and relate it to government, and present a 4-5 slide presentation. This is a ten-point assignment and the instructions make this a no-prep handout perfect for a day of substitute plans, or extra time report in class. Great for extra credit as well! I love doing these in my Social St
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9th - 12th
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Pierre Trudeau Webquest Canada
Students explore a number of websites and videos to examine the career and legacy of Pierre Elliot Trudeau.
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9th - 12th
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The U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights Guided Notes and Activities
This 11 page Constitution resource set includes:3 pages of guided notes (purchase the matching PowerPoint HERE)2 webquests2 writing prompts2 worksheets covering the goals of the ConstitutionCheck Out The PowerPoint And Resource BUNDLE Set HERE To Save Money!HistoTeam- Trust the Team!Want to earn TPT credit $? Leave a review!Have a question or need help? You can contact us at: Histoteamtpt@gmail.com
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5th - 12th
United Nations Webquest.
Students explore UN website as well as UN reform and news article to learn about structure and function of UN.
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9th - 12th
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Ralph Nader An Unreasonable Man Documentary Film Questions and Web Link
I purchased the DVD years ago, the Ralph Nader documentary An Unreasonable Man, is a fantastic watch for any history or government class. It follows Ralph Nader as he pioneers innovations and safety regulations, as well as many other American business industries. Then it discusses his role as a Presidential candidate in 2000. Lots of great questions for reflection and discussion here and a link to the YouTube clip is included for reference and I suggest buying a copy. Listen to the Hauger Histor
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8th - 11th
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2018 Midterm Election Results Webquest Fact Finding Who Controls House and Props
2018 Midterm Election Results Webquest Fact Finding Who Controls House and Props sends students on a no-prep fact finding, results analyzing mission, regarding the United States Midterm Elections from November 7th, 2018. Who will control the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives? Which propositions passed and failed, and what will the effect of those votes be. This is a perfect resource for the weeks following the midterm elections and discussing why the voting process is so important during
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9th - 12th
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Should Felons Vote and Should the United States Adopt the Green New Deal 2 Sided
Two sided group discussion and primer for debate in class with information presented by students around the world on ThinktheVote.com using this sheet as a guide, History or English students can explore some articles and information about the green new deal, and whether felons should be able to vote in prison. They first read and write their own thoughts, and then write about the thoughts o the group, and whether or not their minds were changed. this is a two-sided worksheet that should lead to
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9th - 12th
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WEBQUEST: CANADIAN POLITICAL PARTIES
Students search Party websites and fill in worksheet to compare party ideologies.
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9th - 12th
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The Jamestown Colony Assignment
Review information concerning European colonization of the Americas.Research: Explore the experiences of the English settlers at Jamestown.Respond: Complete a chart detailing the instructions to the Virginia colonists and the difficulties they encountered. Using this information, write a new set of instructions and make recommendations for the administration and survival of the colony.Part 2: New Instructions to the Virginia Colony
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9th - 12th
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Inauguration Day Worksheet All Grade Levels Webquest Joseph R Biden US History
Webquest for any grade level, to be used with, or while watching the Inauguration of the 46th President of the United States, Joseph R. Biden. Neutral, non-leaning worksheet, that covers facts, schedule, plans, and history of inaugurations including links to multiple web articles to hunt for the information. I play to assign in groups before or after watching the events of the inauguration. Excellent distance learning assignment to have students pick up extra information about this day in Americ
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Money in Politics Book Quest or Web Quest Quiz Government Civics Class
Finding out how money gets involved in American elections and government is an important part of Civics education. In this textbook search, open-book quiz, or webquest, students search for the answers of how money gets into elections. I have students work in partners, and also answer questions on whether the current state of money in politics is positive, and how it might be changed or altered. I then lead a class conversation on the results of what they have found. Other Amazing Hauger History
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9th - 12th
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What Civil Rights Events Happened in My State?
Assign students a state to do some fast and loose research about Civil Rights events in their states. Then students will follow up by teaching each other about their learning, thus doubling the benefit of the experience and adding a collaborative element. Students will definitely gain something when you assign them a state. Our class thought that little event information would be found for some states, they were shocked! Throw them a state and watch them impress you in your next United States Hi
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8th - 11th
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