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World history movie guides on sale
The Gilded Age PBS Video Link Questions Historical Analysis Distance Learning
When the wealthiest one percent began to control most of the country's wealth, the United States changed forever. In the PDF is a link to the PBS video, or a YouTube Playlist, and a list of questions for response and critical thinking about the Gilded Age in American History. Some of the topics include railroads, business, poverty, Andrew Carnegie, and more. This is a good resource for Distance or Remote Learning for students. Other video guides for Social Studies videos:Martin Luther and the
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6th - 9th
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YouTube Movie Questions Rick Steves Holy Land Jerusalem and Israel Questions
Rick Steves is one of the most well-known travel advisers and hosts in the world. Our class is studying the origins of Judaism and I always like to have something for my visual learners to contrast the modern day with the historic world. This documentary is on YouTube, and I included the URL link to the movie and always prefer a guided note sheet for the learning objectives so I created one to keep students engaged during this movie featuring travel to the Holy land. I like having a few key ques
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6th - 9th
PBS Civilizations Renaissances Documentary Film Questions
10 questions, including additional research, to guide student knowledge and learning from the PBS Documentary Renaissances from the Civilizations program series. Requires a PBS Passport membership, well worth the $60 annually for lots of educational resources, Other video guides for Social Studies videos:Martin Luther and the ReformationRachel Carson and Discoveries in DDT and EnvironmentalismFinding Your Roots: Jimmy KimmelThe Gilded Age on PBSSecrets of the IncaTHE TOP Hauger History resources
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6th - 9th
Chasing Greatness Greek History PBS Documentary Video Link Questions
PBS made a great documentary called Chasing Greatness, it discusses the warring city states, or poleis, of Ancient Greece, the victory at the Battle of Marathon during Persian Wars, and many aspects of Greek history. I created questions to check for understanding and keeping students focused during this educational video. A link to watch the video and download is included as well. This is a great resource to supplement your Social Studies lesson and help visual learners gain a better understandi
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5th - 8th
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Race Film Questions About Olympian Jesse Owens Movie Black History Month US
Any month is a good time to study Jesse Owens, and his heroic journey to the Olympics to represent the United States in Germany. The film is phenomenal and these questions will help keep your class focused as you study him during Black History Month or anytime. I enjoyed the movie a lot and will make it part of my annual teaching plan. 8 questions with open ended responses for thoughtful reflection. Jesse Owens is a fascinating research subject and a great role model for his commitment and stren
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7th - 10th
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Rachel Carson DDT Environmentalism PBS Doc Questions and Video Link
Rachel Carson worked diligently as a scientific researcher, novelist, scientist, and environmentalist against difficult odds. This PBS documentary highlights her accomplishments, and how she drew attention to the damages of DDT on the natural world after its wide adoption. These questions will help students focus during the video and gain knowledge from the film. There is a link to the YouTube playlist which can be used, or the PBS full version can be shown. There are many lessons to be learned
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7th - 10th
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42 The Jackie Robinson Film Reflection Questions Movie for Black History Month
42 The Jackie Robinson Film Reflection Questions to help analyze the Movie 42 for Black History Month. It is an excellent production. Its historic, educational, challenging, fun, and invites discussion and critical thinking. Using five reflection questions, at 3 points each, this guide is a great way to get students thinking and talking about the movie. Its an excellent watch in my 8th Grade Social Studies class, and perfect for Black History Month or any time of the year.
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7th - 10th
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Finding Your Roots PBS Episode Guide Questions Melissa McCarthy Eric Stonestreet
Finding Your Roots PBS Episode Guide Questions Melissa McCarthy Eric Stonestreet - 5 key questions for understanding every 10 minutes or so from the PBS episode, and a link to possibly watch the episode on YouTube, all rights of the content itself are with PBS, I just typed some questions about their heritage to keep students focused. Great watch for World History Class!
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8th - 11th
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Finding Your Roots Questlove Charlayne Hunter Gault Dr Phil Questions History
Finding Your Roots Questlove Charlayne Hunter Gault Dr Phil Questions History questions from the PBS series, "Finding Your Roots". I purchased a subscription, and believe you should support the episode creators, I also found the link on YouTube as a preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVT7Qu6VQKUthis guide features 3 big picture questions, including connections to historical topics, and then also has spaces for an exit ticket: 3 things students learned, 2 things they found interesting, and
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7th - 12th
Nat Geo American Genius Thomas Edison V Nicola Tesla Electricity Film Questions
Nat Geo American Genius Thomas Edison V Nicola Tesla Electricity Film Questions is a 6-question, spread out through the episode, movie guide, to keep students focused on the video, but not so distracted that they can not enjoy the presentation. Created by National Geographic, this is an excellent episode (Netflix and YouTube at the time of this posting, not posted by me) to show the visuals, plans, challenges, and genius of these two amazing Industrial inventors.
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8th - 11th
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Mayan Documentary Questions: Time Life's Lost Civilizations: The Blood of Kings
This package contains questions about the "Blood of Kings", part of the 1995 Time Life Documentary series Time Life's Lost Civilizations. The documentary provides classes a chance to look at historians views on the Ancient Maya.Attached in this package is a 3 page question sheet to help guide student viewers to organize information. A discussion about bias in history is suggested, specifically to address featured commentary from a New York city art dealer and their views on Indigenous History.Sy
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6th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Ancient History - Indigenous Peoples Mini-Unit
Netflix History 101 Episode Fast Food Convenience or Crisis Questions
Excellent distance learning streaming, 4 basic questions with reason, support, and claims in a paragraph to keep students focused on learning targets for how fast food has affected American History. Check out my other film and TV question sheets in the Hauger History Store!Have students form a debate with their evidence afterwards as an extension. Or have them write and submit a video speech for remote or distance learning for history class.
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8th - 11th
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George H.W. Bush 60 Minutes Reflections and Legacy spoken by Clinton Bush Obama
This half sheet of paper asks students to reflect on the life of 41st American President George H.W. Bush, through watching the 60 minutes episode that aired 12/2/2018, it can be found on their website and other media outlets of CBS. If you don't have access to the episode of 60 Minutes, you can turn it into a webquest for students to search and find clips, quotes, and primary sources about President George H.W. Bush. This half sheet asks students to consider the historical legacy of President B
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Film Questions The First World War from Amazon Prime Video Questions
Film Questions The First World War from Amazon Prime Video Questions offer five guiding questions to fill in details of "The Call to Arms" episode of "The First World War" from Amazon Prime Video. This video guide can keep students focused during the film and learning about how the alliances of World War I affected the course and outcomes of the world. Two per page to save paper and staple into notebooks. Check out my top 8 Class Resources! 8. 10 Week Computer Science Technology Course for Middl
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8th - 12th
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4 Focus Questions for the Film The Great Debaters 2 Per Page Worksheet
4 Focus Questions for the Film The Great Debaters 2 Per Page Worksheet is a movie guide for the film about the Wiley college vs. Harvard debate team film in 1935, starring Denzel Washington and Forest Whittaker. This is an exceptional film for Social Studies, History, and Debate classes. There are four key questions to keep students focused during the movie and lead a post-movie discussion. I love project based learning in history class! Check out my hundreds of other resources!Listen to the Hau
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8th - 11th
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Lincoln Movie Film Questions United States History Academy Award Winner
Winner of Two Academy Awards, the 2012 film starring Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln is an exceptional film for United States History classes. I prepared a combination of questions to keep students focused, without taking the entire length of the film and missing key details or enjoying the movie. Big picture questions are added, and the document is in Word format, so you can edit if you like to extend questions as you like. Enjoy your movie day!
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8th - 11th
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Jigsaw TV Activity ABCs Fresh off the Boat on Immigration Voting and Labor
This Jigsaw TV Activity uses Hulu, to review, and analyze ABC's Fresh off the Boat on Immigration Voting and Labor. There are six roles that can be discussed and focused on by each individual seat. Afterwards, students fill in the information of the jigsaw puzzle. This episode analyzes polling places, immigration, debate, Tupac, and whether TV sitcoms are a good venue to discuss real life topics of United States and World History. I love project based learning in history class! Check out my hun
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8th - 11th
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Michelle Obama Becoming Netflix Documentary Film Questions Distance Learning
The 2020 Netflix Documentary Becoming, came out on 5/6/2020 and is a wonderful remote learning or distance learning lesson that students can watch as a required or optional assignment for extra credit studying History or Social Studies. Michelle Obama, as first lady, worked publicly on many issues. The film, and these simple questions, will focus students attention to advice, events, and feelings of the former first lady, traversing life in and out of the white house, and speaking to people acro
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8th - 11th
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Epic History Movie YouTube Video Quiz Questions Russian Revolution Bolshevik
This is a 6-question video quiz for the Epic Video YouTube video (credit to their publishers), and if you search for Russian Revolution Epic Video, it comes up right away. This document prints 3 per page, open note quizzes, to enhance your World History presentation of your materials. I suggest making it an open note quiz.
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9th - 12th
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Pope Francis Documentary and 60 Seconds Feature Video Reflection
Using the 60 Minutes CBS web link, your class can watch a 15 minute segment of Pope Francis' historical interview in May of 2018 for a documentary film. The link to the video is below, and I have designed 5 questions to think critically about the words, messages, and effect of Pope Francis' words to the world. This is a great resource for a religion class.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/pope-francis-shares-candid-thoughts-in-new-documentary/
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7th - 10th
Harriett Tubman Film or Bio Extension Reflection Questions Underground Railroad
Students will choose 2 of 3 research questions to pursue about Harriett Tubman, and key conductors of the Underground Railroad, culminating with a 5 sentence question reflection for students to research and respond to. This is a great addition to the end of the film Harriett, or studying any aspect of United States History.
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9th - 12th
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Ralph Nader An Unreasonable Man Film Comprehension Questions US History Doc
Ralph Nader is responsible for seatbelts, medical warnings, clean air issues, and so many more protections for consumer advocacy. The film, An Unreasonable Man, is available currently on YouTube - and I suggest supporting the film makers and buying a copy, and these questions are excellent for comprehension for you students in Social Studies or History class. Listen to the Hauger History and Inspiring Teachers Podcasts for more outstanding resources from Danny Hauger (Also, Danny Hauger Music).
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7th - 12th
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World War I Amazon Documentary War Without End Part 10 Questions Reflection Film
The 10-part series from Amazon on World War I, called "World Without End" is full of resources, information, facts, and knowledge to consider. I created a half-sheet of questions for focus, analysis, consideration, and critical thinking - to help students stay focused after a test when watching this video. Also listen to my free Hauger History Podcast, episode #105, on this topic, and find my review in my store with the test also available.
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9th - 12th
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Selma Film Response 4 Choices for Student Inquiry Research Martin Luther King Jr
In class we watch the award-winning film Selma, about Martin Luther King Jr, and the Civil Rights Movement. Instead of a typical movie question sheet (which is included here on pages 2-3 as a free bonus), I provide 4 research tasks, and allow students to choose 3 of them that most interest them. Choices include reading Dr. King's speech from Birmingham prison, finding inaccuracies of the film, and critical thinking about the Civil Rights Movement. Prints 3 per page, or can be displayed for stude
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8th - 11th
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