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Pages
99+ Pages
Subject
History/Social Studies, US History
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Resource Type
Activities, Assignments, Interactives
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
Entire full year of 8th grade social studies (middle school U.S History) Google Slides Activities compressed into a zip file. No tests or quizzes available.
*If you can't open a file and get an error telling you to change the zip file name, you have to right click and rename the whole zip file to a shorter name and it will open*
8th grade U.S History Interactive Notebooks (virtual lessons/activities). Google slides activities take up the length of an entire class (45min - 1 hour), have videos, drag and drop activities, short readings, questions and text boxes to type in. Completely editable.
~A lot of the activities have BRAINPOP and DISCOVERY EDUCATION videos and you need to be subscribed. Some Brainpop videos can be found on youtube if you don't have a subscription~
Subjects may vary depending on school. All units and lessons shown below:
Quarter 1
Unit 1: The American Revolution (1754-1783)
1.1 Introduction to Historical Thinking
1.2 Geography and Economic Activity of the Colonies
1.3 The French and Indian War
1.4 Impacts of the French and Indian War
1.5 British Acts
1.6 Colonial Resistance
1.7 Declaration of Independence
1.8 Quarter 1 EBAS
1.9 American Revolution
1.10 Impacts of the Revolution
Unit 2: Founding of the New Government (1776-1791)
2.1 Articles of Confederation
2.2 Successes and Failures of the Articles of Confederation
2.3 Constitutional Convention and Great Compromise
2.4 Slavery Debate " Constitutional Convention
2.5 Preamble to the Constitution
2.6 Principles of the Constitution
2.7 Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists
2.8 Bill of Rights
Unit 3: History Day (Intro and Research)
Unit 3: History Day (Intro and Research)
3.1 Getting Started
3.2 Gathering Sources and Evaluating Evidence
Quarter 2
Unit 4: A New Nation (1787-1825)
4.1 Precedents of Washington's Presidency
4.2 Development and Influence of Political Parties
Quarter 2 EBAS Practice
4.3 Adam's Presidency
4.4 Marbury versus Madison
4.5 Louisiana Purchase
4.6 Louisiana Purchase Impacts
4.7 Causes of The War of 1812
4.8 The War of 1812
4.9 The War of 1812 Impacts
Unit 5: History Day (Thesis and Product)
Unit 6: Innovation and Change (1800-1840)
6.1 Technological Innovation in Communication and Transportation
Quarter 2 EBAS Practice on Technology
6.2 Factory System
6.3 Immigration
6.4 Jackson Era
6.5 Removal of Native Americans
6.6 Influence of the Supreme Court
EBAS Practice Option on Mexican American War
6.7 Manifest Destiny/Mexican American War
Quarter 3
Unit 7: Social Division and Geographic Expansion (1820-1860)
7.1 Conflict and Compromise
7.2 African Americans in Antebellum America
7.3 African American Resistance in Antebellum America
7.4 Reform Movements in Antebellum America
Unit 8: Political Division (1820-1860)
Conflict and Compromise
Deepening Division
The Dred Scott Decision
John Brown's Raid
Abraham Lincoln
The Election of 1860
Disunion
Unit 9: Civil War (1860-1865)
9.1 Resources of the North and South
9.2 Expansion of Executive Power
9.3 Expansion of Freedom
9.4 Significant Battles and Turning Points of the War
Quarter 3 EBAS Practice
9.5 Gettysburg Address
9.6 Economic Opportunities and Obstacles
9.7 The End of the War
Unit 10: Reunion (1865-1896)
Quarter 4
Unit 11: Westward Expansion
11.1 Politically Supported Westward Expansion
11.2 Impacts
11.3 Consequences for Native Americans
Unit 12: Growth of Industrial America (1877-1890)
12.1 Causes of Industrialism
12.2 Business Structures and Corporate Leaders
12.3 Government Intervention
12.4 Labor
12.5 Impacts of Industrialization
12.6 Immigration
12.7 Political Machines
Financial Literacy
*If you can't open a file and get an error telling you to change the zip file name, you have to right click and rename the whole zip file to a shorter name and it will open*
8th grade U.S History Interactive Notebooks (virtual lessons/activities). Google slides activities take up the length of an entire class (45min - 1 hour), have videos, drag and drop activities, short readings, questions and text boxes to type in. Completely editable.
~A lot of the activities have BRAINPOP and DISCOVERY EDUCATION videos and you need to be subscribed. Some Brainpop videos can be found on youtube if you don't have a subscription~
Subjects may vary depending on school. All units and lessons shown below:
Quarter 1
Unit 1: The American Revolution (1754-1783)
1.1 Introduction to Historical Thinking
1.2 Geography and Economic Activity of the Colonies
1.3 The French and Indian War
1.4 Impacts of the French and Indian War
1.5 British Acts
1.6 Colonial Resistance
1.7 Declaration of Independence
1.8 Quarter 1 EBAS
1.9 American Revolution
1.10 Impacts of the Revolution
Unit 2: Founding of the New Government (1776-1791)
2.1 Articles of Confederation
2.2 Successes and Failures of the Articles of Confederation
2.3 Constitutional Convention and Great Compromise
2.4 Slavery Debate " Constitutional Convention
2.5 Preamble to the Constitution
2.6 Principles of the Constitution
2.7 Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists
2.8 Bill of Rights
Unit 3: History Day (Intro and Research)
Unit 3: History Day (Intro and Research)
3.1 Getting Started
3.2 Gathering Sources and Evaluating Evidence
Quarter 2
Unit 4: A New Nation (1787-1825)
4.1 Precedents of Washington's Presidency
4.2 Development and Influence of Political Parties
Quarter 2 EBAS Practice
4.3 Adam's Presidency
4.4 Marbury versus Madison
4.5 Louisiana Purchase
4.6 Louisiana Purchase Impacts
4.7 Causes of The War of 1812
4.8 The War of 1812
4.9 The War of 1812 Impacts
Unit 5: History Day (Thesis and Product)
Unit 6: Innovation and Change (1800-1840)
6.1 Technological Innovation in Communication and Transportation
Quarter 2 EBAS Practice on Technology
6.2 Factory System
6.3 Immigration
6.4 Jackson Era
6.5 Removal of Native Americans
6.6 Influence of the Supreme Court
EBAS Practice Option on Mexican American War
6.7 Manifest Destiny/Mexican American War
Quarter 3
Unit 7: Social Division and Geographic Expansion (1820-1860)
7.1 Conflict and Compromise
7.2 African Americans in Antebellum America
7.3 African American Resistance in Antebellum America
7.4 Reform Movements in Antebellum America
Unit 8: Political Division (1820-1860)
Conflict and Compromise
Deepening Division
The Dred Scott Decision
John Brown's Raid
Abraham Lincoln
The Election of 1860
Disunion
Unit 9: Civil War (1860-1865)
9.1 Resources of the North and South
9.2 Expansion of Executive Power
9.3 Expansion of Freedom
9.4 Significant Battles and Turning Points of the War
Quarter 3 EBAS Practice
9.5 Gettysburg Address
9.6 Economic Opportunities and Obstacles
9.7 The End of the War
Unit 10: Reunion (1865-1896)
Quarter 4
Unit 11: Westward Expansion
11.1 Politically Supported Westward Expansion
11.2 Impacts
11.3 Consequences for Native Americans
Unit 12: Growth of Industrial America (1877-1890)
12.1 Causes of Industrialism
12.2 Business Structures and Corporate Leaders
12.3 Government Intervention
12.4 Labor
12.5 Impacts of Industrialization
12.6 Immigration
12.7 Political Machines
Financial Literacy
Entire full year of 8th grade social studies (middle school U.S History) Google Slides Activities compressed into a zip file. No tests or quizzes available. *If you can't open a file and get an error telling you to change the... more
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