A lesson exploring how monarchs in England, France, Spain, and Russia consolidated power and how geography shaped their national identities during the late Middle Ages and early modern period.

A comprehensive lesson exploring how centralized monarchies emerged in England, France, Spain, and Russia through the influence of key leaders and pivotal territorial conflicts.

A comprehensive lesson exploring the rise of nation-states in England, France, Spain, and Russia, focusing on key monarchs, territorial conflicts, and the consolidation of royal power.

A comprehensive lesson on the rise of modern nation-states, focusing on the unification of Germany and Italy, the role of key leaders like Bismarck and Garibaldi, and the socio-economic factors that drove consolidation.

The simulation concludes with a focus on Spain and Russia, followed by a comparative analysis of how different monarchs consolidated power and forged national identities.

Students are introduced to the concept of nation-states and begin the 'Kingdom Quest' simulation, representing the early stages of centralization in England and France.

Exploration of the unification of Spain through the Reconquista and the rise of the Russian Empire under the Czars. Students will analyze common strategies used by monarchs to consolidate power.

Introduction to the concept of nation-states and the development of centralized monarchy in England and France. Key topics include the Norman Conquest, Magna Carta, and the Hundred Years War.

A comprehensive lesson exploring how England, France, Spain, and Russia transformed from feudal territories into centralized nation-states during the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance.

A deep dive into the Hundred Years' War for 7th graders, focusing on the transformative role of Joan of Arc and the shift from feudalism to national identity through primary source analysis.

A comprehensive lesson exploring the causes, execution, and immediate aftermath of the attack on Pearl Harbor, focusing on leadership decisions and the shift in American public opinion.

An interactive simulation game where students experience the feudal hierarchy firsthand by distributing resources, paying taxes, and managing land across different social classes.

Analyze the shift from agrarian village to industrial center using the Urban Game simulation. Students will apply the CER framework to evaluate the impact of industrialization on community structure and quality of life.

A comprehensive preparation resource for the 11th Grade US History STAAR exam, featuring matching activities categorized by historical era to reinforce key vocabulary and concepts.