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FREE Settling the West: Closing the Frontier
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$10 Normalcy & Good Times Presentation
About this item:
This presentation contains 45 slides which focus on three distinct sections of the time period from 1921-1929.
1. Presidential Politics
2. A Growing Economy
3. The Policies of Prosperity
Movies Links include:
"Ford Model T and the Assembly Line"
"How to use a Rotary Dial Phone"
"Passenger Planes"
"Lindbergh flight"
"Guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier"
"First Presidential Film with Sound"
Sample of information on the slides:
Describe the corruption that tainted the Harding administration.
Explain how Calvin Coolidge restored public confidence!
The Ohio Gang of the Harding Administration created scandals & political upheaval.ection 1 Presidential Politics
Harding Administration
Economy Growth of 1920
Isolationism
McNary-Haugen Bill
Farming Crisis
Radio Industry
Airplanes
The Assembly Line
Changes in Labor
The Teapot Dome Scandal
Ohio Gang
Model T
America Goes Shopping
The Policies of Prosperity
Mellon Program
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
The Dawes Plan
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Welfare Capitalism
Age of Discovery: Europe, Asia and Africa
Powerpoint Presentation (Grades 8-12) $10
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Northern Renaissance & Reformation Power point
$10
 Description:
This presentation contains 48 slides.
Free Study Guide
The format is easy for students to
take notes with and understand.
Topics discussed:
How the Italian Renaissance
spread north by cultural diffusion...
Important inventions that facilitated the
spread like the printing press...
Protestant reformation and the
problems with the early Catholic church...
A virtual tour of St. Peter's Basillica that
will take your breath away!
Lutheranism...
The spread of Protestantism...
Calvinism...
King Henry VIII, his wives, his
break
with the Catholic Church...
A terrific skit about King Henry's
wives performed by my students.
I encourage you to have your
students do their own version &
upload it to You Tube...
Baroque Art......
The Jesuits...
The difference between primary
and secondary sources...
There is an art activity with an
example roughly drawn by me....
Your students will do great with
this one!
Ideas
 Here are some ideas to use with the Reformation presentation. These are only
ideas, and know you have your own great
ones!
I always give the study guide while I am
giving the presentation. This way the students
have something in their hands to actively do
while I am teaching. I always have them use a highlighter for sections where I did not really
give blanks, so they still have something to
engage them. At the end of class, I give a
class grade for students who keep up with
the lecture and have all their blanks
and words I told them to highlight.
They get a daily grade for doing this.
At the end of the first lecture , you could
have students select one of these concepts
to do an art project. When I say art project,
my students know that I mean a graphic
guide. An image that somehow allows them to put
the meaningful parts of the lecture into it. For example....One of the terms in the first section is
War of the Roses....They could draw a rose or make
a rose from construction paper....the pedals or the leaves of the rose should important
terms written on them and even the vase the
roses are in. For example, on one pedal, the student could write William Shakespeare- and his
importance on the back.
Another pedal or leaf could say War of the
Roses and it’s meaning on back
Johannes Gutenberg- invented the printing
press.......
These things reinforce everything you did in
class.
These works can be placed around the room and
used during study sessions.
My students always amaze me!

The next lesson has several ideas for graphic guides.....the social ladder...they can really
make a ladder as some of my students did.
The ladder would have terms written on each rung.
Lightning bolt (having to do with Martin Luther)
The storm around it could have important terms.
If you allow your students to do elaborate
meaningful projects each lesson will take a
few days.
It’s not simple “arts and crafts”. It’s content
disguised as fun.

My method is always to give the guide and the
lecture then let them build something to show
me they understand what we learned.

I do have a graphic guide activity idea in the presentation on one of the sections...It refers to
Henry VIII’s wives.....
_____________I hope these ideas spark your
own ideas.
Availability: Instant Download
Date Added: August 9, 2009
File Format: powerpoint
File Size: 12,625 KB
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AFRICA Powerpoint Presentation $10 This powerpoint presentation contains 59 slides complete with over 1 hour of documentary film links. There are review questions for students to copy and complete in class and activities with instructions included. Some of the objectives covered in this presentation include: A Study of Africa Second largest continent 11,700,000 sq. mi. 10% of the world's population 2 ½ times the size of the U. S. African Plateau-High flat area called the Sahel. All of Africa's Rivers All of Africa's Mountains Crops Trouble In Africa Today Assessment Questions The Truth About the King of Axum Axum was located along the Red Sea & became a powerful trading post. A remarkable event led to the conversion of Axum's king to a new religion. Two Christians were shipwrecked off the coast of Ethiopia. They were picked up and brought to King Ezana's court. Slavery & Sugar Church of St. Mary of Zion Family Group, Tanzania African Diviner (Shaman) Ancestors and Fetishes Soninke People Ghana Malinke People Mali
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The Jazz Age and Explore
Post Slavery
Lynching $10
This presentation contains 46 slides that
introduce the Jazz Age and extend into a
darker part of America's history, racism
and lynchings.
Video links throughout explore the life
of Babe Ruth, the Lindbergh baby, Marcus
Garvey and Flapper Girls. There are live
recordings of Louis Armstrong and Billie
Holiday, as well as links to further
research on the lynchings. See Jack Dempsey
knock out Jess Willard and
See Charles Lindbergh take off on his flight.
See Charlie Chaplin in a silent movie clip &
watch flapper girls dance to "Soulja Boy"!
This presentation does not have built in
questions, but it is a wonderful tool for use
in your classroom. It is one of my favorites.
Availability: Instant Download
Date Added: August 12, 2009
File Format: Powerpoint
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 Credit to Time Magazine for Photo, Feb. 4, 1977
A Presentation I Created As A Resource To Use With
ROOTS, the Award Winning Television Series Based
on Alex Haley's Book.
$10.00 http://www.rootsthebook.com/videos.htmlThis link is one of the links included in the video.Sample of the Questions in the Slide Show
If a captain of a slave ship wanted to pack the slaves more
tightly, how were the slaves positioned?
The Captain of the Lord Ligonier decided on loose pack.
How many slaves began the voyage & how many actually
made it to America?
Alex Haley's Roots Guide Presentation ~About this item:
I created this presentation of 42 slides as a resource to use with the mini-series, Roots, based on Alex Haley's book. The movie is available for sale on DVD and is a "MUST SEE" for students of history. comprehension, understanding and provoke discussion. They can be used before viewing to direct the attention of students or after viewing each day for review. Please include the links of video and audio recordings which feature amazing information from Alex Haley!
know and love Kunta Kente and his family. Break down the walls of racism by the study of this family and their journey through American History. __________________________________________ American HistoryChapter 1
Converging Cultures
 Teacher's Favorite $10.00Click to See Some of the Media For This Presentation
To date, this is perhaps, my best presentation. It contains 250
slides and I hope that all the movies come intact for you. I have
taken care to include the links where I got most of the movies
just in case they do not come through in the download.
Even if the movies do not come through in a form other than links,
the presentation alone is worth your time and the reasonable cost.
Truly, this is 4 presentations combined into one.
Section 1 Migration to America
Section 2 Europe and Africa
Section 3 Europe Encounters America
Section 4 Spain and France Build Empires
And an Exploration of Vocabulary which will be great for
class review! Each of the sections mentioned above comes with
assessment questions for students to copy and answer at the end
of the lecture.
Some of the things covered in this presentation:
Aztec, Anasazi, HoHokam, Hopi, Zuni, Sonike, Martin Luther,
Protestant Reformation, Columbian Exchange, Montezuma,
Conquistadors, Treaty of Tordesillas, Diet of Worms, St. Peter's
Basillica, exploration, carvel, explorers, Amerigo Vespucci,
Leif Ericsson, Columbus, Magellan, Pizarro, Desoto, Cortez,
Iroquois, Inuet and Aluet, Tenochtitlan, Middle Ages, Spices
File Size 52.9 MG
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Coming to America Lesson 1
The First Americans
Price: $ 10.00
Description:
This presentation has 55 slides.
Links to video clips including Pueblo Benita and the
Anasazi.
Included are Activity ideas complete with photos
of my own
class creations in this activity.
 We made the homes of the Anasazi, Iroquois and
Mound Builders.
At the end of the lesson, there are assessment questions
for students to copy an answer.
Primoridial Soup Theory
Creation
Neolithic Revolution
Bering Strait
Aztec
Anasazi
Zuni & Hopi
Hohokam
Inuit & Aluet
Mound Builders
Iroquois
Exciting Presentation That Will Keep Students
Interested!
Availability: Instant Download
Date Added: August 22, 2009
File Format: power point
File Size: 8 MB
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