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These are slides for students to analyze propaganda. It covers various examples of propaganda from the American Revolution, French Revolution, World War I, World War II, and cartoons. This is the improved version of the slides, so it now also includes the topics of the Vietnam War, Make _____ Great Again, Anti-Drug propaganda, and spoofs. Additionally, there are two new examples for each topic. Teachers can easily add other examples if they want as well. The goal of these slides are to provide a variety of examples for students to thoroughly analyze. The depth of analysis will determine how long it takes to get through the slides. It is intended to be used with high school English and Social Studies students.
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These are research notes on a source about the images created about Elizabeth I, Mary Stuart, Charles I, and Victoria while they were monarchs. The notes provide the following information…
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These are research notes on a source about the arguments regarding the execution of Mary Queen of Scots. The notes provide the following information about the source: citation, central research…
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These are notes related to arid land topography. They are intended for high school or college students in a physical geography or earth science course.
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This is a timeline project that covers the history of America from its beginnings all the way until the War of 1812. Included is a list of topics that students…
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This assessment covers everything that students learned in a unit on Earth and the forces that work in and on it. It covers the topics of Earth’s rotations and revolutions,…
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This is a lesson plan that can be used in almost any grade level in most social studies classes to go over Constitution Day. It is set up to focus…
