Updated visual slide deck for GED students featuring enhanced stylized political cartoons (Octopus, Boss Tweed, Bridge, Join or Die) to model analysis techniques.

A concise reference sheet for GED students containing key terms, analysis steps, and a library of common symbols found in political cartoons.

Teacher-facing answer key for the Cartoon Practice Packet, providing analytical explanations for the three historical cartoons.

Expanded visual slide deck for GED students providing deep dives into political cartoon techniques (Symbolism, Exaggeration, Analogy, Irony) and a 3-step analysis protocol.

A practice document featuring three iconic historical political cartoons (Standard Oil Octopus, League of Nations Bridge, and Hitler's Rise) with analysis questions for GED students.

A teacher-facing answer key for the Cartoon Analysis Worksheet, providing detailed explanations and sample responses for all sections.

A comprehensive student worksheet featuring practice exercises for identifying persuasive techniques and analyzing key historical political cartoons like 'Join or Die'.

A set of four printable exit tickets on a single page, featuring cut lines and a "Protest Point" prompt for students to justify the most significant cause of the Reformation.

A set of primary and secondary source evidence cards representing the Social, Political, Economic, and Religious (SPER) causes of the Reformation for use in a student investigation activity.

A teacher facilitation guide for the "Great Break" lesson, including lesson objectives, essential questions, a pacing guide, and common student misconceptions.

A structured investigation worksheet for students to analyze the four major categories of causes for the Protestant Reformation, including a deep dive into the impact of the printing press.

A comprehensive slide deck covering the Social, Political, Economic, and Religious (SPER) causes of the Protestant Reformation, featuring a "parchment and ink" aesthetic.

A comprehensive unit quiz for the Age of Exploration, including multiple choice, matching, true/false, and short answer questions.