6 political cartoons depicting US Imperialist Policies. Students must identify the policy represented, and explain HOW the political cartoon represents the policy.Policies: The Monroe Doctrine, Roosevelt Corollary, Open Door Policy, Missionary/Moral Diplomacy, Dollar Diplomacy, and the Platt Amendment.Images are edited to not show any of the policies directly in the image.Google Classroom Compatible, Key included to identify the policies, answers will vary for HOW, but I did include some example Page 2To reinforce your unit on American imperialism in the late 1800s and early 1900s, have students use this convenient world map to identify all of the areas in which America exerted their control. The download includes a printable world map and an instruction sheet that includes directions for locating, labeling, and color-coding the different areas. (Hawaii, Alaska, China, Japan, Panama, and the territories gained from the Spanish-American War: Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam). Page 3This is an engaging inquiry-based activity that allows students to consider the effects of American Imperialism. I use this as culminating activity after studying American overseas expansion, the Spanish-American War, and changes to American foreign policy. Students will complete centers considering American expansion and its effects in the following places: Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Panama. Students will read primary sources, secondary sources, maps, infographics, and cu Page 4US Imperialism Unit: 12 resources for American Imperialism & US Expansion, Custer, Wounded Knee, Panama Canal, Theodore Roosevelt, Spanish-American War, and MORE!**The U.S. Imperialism Unit Bundle is included in the much larger American History Super Unit, Version 4/6, located here:Buy Super Unit Version 4 and receive and additional 10% off!----In this complete U.S. imperialism unit bundle you receive TWELVE resources to teach U.S. imperialism, the Spanish-American War, Theodore Roosevelt, t Page 5Covers U.S. imperialism foreign policy including the Open Door Policy, the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, Taft's Dollar Diplomacy, Wilson's Moral Diplomacy, and FDR's Good Neighbor policy. This fun, interactive lesson can be done as a gallery walk or a stations activity to get students up, moving, and working together. There are five stations based on primary sources, political cartoons, and photographs. Each station has 3-5 questions for students to answer. An answer key is also pr Page 6This test bank includes 189 multiple choice and matching questions which cover Industrialization, Imperialism, and World War I units in high-school World History. The questions are designed to foster critical thinking skills using excerpts, visuals, and graphic organizers. The bank includes a mixture of traditional, AP-formatted, and STAAR*/New York Regents-style questions which can be used for on-level, pre-AP or Honors, and modified, resource, or ELL students. (Pre-AP questions are 10-point Page 7This digital notebook allows students to explore 4 examples of imperialism in Africa. They will examine a political cartoon and compare that to King Leopold's claims of humanitarian goals in the Congo. After a brief overview of the Berlin Conference, students will examine imperialism in the Congo, French colonies in West Africa, South Africa, and the Suez Canal in Egypt. Students will analyze maps, watch short videos, answer true & false questions, write short reflections, and visit curated Page 8This PowerPoint includes the following major topics: Alfred T. Mahan, William Seward, Alaska, Hawaii, Spanish-American War, Yellow Journalism, U.S.S. Maine, Teddy Roosevelt, Rough Riders, Spheres of Influences, Open Door Policy, Panama Canal, Roosevelt Corollary, Big Stick Diplomacy, Dollar Diplomacy, Moral Diplomacy, etc. (Essential Questions are built into the PowerPoint as well.)Please see my Guided Notes that coincides with this PowerPoint,they are ideal for lower-level students that need vi Page 9This is a comprehensive 169 slide PowerPoint presentation on 19th Century imperialism in India, China, Japan, and Africa. Topics include the British East India Company, Sepoy Rebellion, British Raj, Opium Wars, Unequal Treaties, Taiping Rebellion, Boxer Rebellion, Spheres of Influence, Open Door Policy, Matthew Perry, Meiji Restoration, Scramble for Africa, Belgian Congo, Berlin Conference, the Battle for South Africa, and African Resistance. The presentation comes with a 20 page student note- Page 10Please see my PowerPoint that coincides with these Guided Notes:18 - Imperialism - PowerPoint NotesThese are the Guided Notes (Blank and Filled-In) for my PowerPoint: "Imperialism: An Emerging World Power"...which includes the following major topics: Alfred T. Mahan, William Seward, Alaska, Hawaii, Spanish-American War, Yellow Journalism, U.S.S. Maine, Teddy Roosevelt, Rough Riders, Spheres of Influences, Open Door Policy, Panama Canal, Roosevelt Corollary, Big Stick Diplomacy, Dollar Diplomacy, Page 11The Two Sides of U.S. Imperialism | What was the debate over U.S. Imperialism?This resource is included in my United States Imperialism Bundle!In this activity on U.S. imperialism at the turn of the 20 century, students learn the two sides of the debate. Students hear from William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, Mark Twain, Jane Addams, Grover Cleveland, and others, in two student-friendly articles to understand why some supported, and others opposed, U.S. imperialism in the Philippines, Hawaii, Page 12AP US HISTORY: FULL UNIT PLAN!Updated 2022PERIOD 7: IMPERIALISM (Part 2 of 5)1890s-1920 (see summary outline below)Full Unit Plan: day to day lessons, PowerPoint presentations, notes, readings, document analysis, video links, writing prompts, additional homework handouts, activities, and study guides.-9-10+ class days-No planning needed!-Easy to follow outlines-Neat file folders** For an idea of resource format and lesson previews you can download my FREE PERIOD 3 UNIT PLANSummary: (each day's l Page 13A fantastic IB MYP I&S (Individuals and societies) UNIT OF INQUIRY pack on Imperialism and WWI, Unit 6. It contains hundreds of slides with lots of case studies, lesson plans, exercises, projects, reading materials, WebQuests, and assessments.Covers the following topics:Imperialism - America Claims an EmpireReading Materials and HandoutsSpanish American War WebquestImperialism WebquestAmerica Becomes a World PowerWorld War I - The Great WarTrench WarfareWorld War I WebquestKEY CONCEPT: Glob Page 14Included for Unit 19 (Chapters 25 & 26 Imperialism) for Global History 10Topics Included are:Imperialism*The Causes for Imperialism: Economic, Political, and Social *Social Darwinism- White Man’s Burden * Europe’s Domination of the WorldImperialism in Africa* Nations involved, Berlin ConferenceOttoman Empire*Nationalist revolts, European involvement, Suez CanalIndia*Why it was valuable, nations involved, British domination, Sepoy RebellionChina*European nation involved, sphere of influence, Page 15This product is a reading on American Imperialism.The reading covers Alaska, Alfred T. Mahan, Hawaii, the Spanish-American War, Yellow Journalism, Cuba, Teller Amendment, Platt Amendment, the Philippines, the Insular Cases, the Open Door Policy, and the Boxer Rebellion.How do you use this product? Upload the reading and questions onto your Canvas, Google Classroom, or teaching web page. This assignment can be used as classwork or homework. It is perfect for distance learning.You can modify the r Page 16Imperialism Assessment | 2 Part Test for European + US Imperialism World HistoryIn this Imperialism assessment for World History, you receive a 2 part test to teach the Age of Imperialism in World History, including the Scramble for Africa, Social Darwinism, the Zulu and Boer Wars, British imperialism in India, Mohandas Gandhi, the Annexation of Hawaii, Ho Chi Minh, the Open Door Policy, and more. This test included 15 multiple choice questions and 3 short answer questions!✱ This resource is inc Page 17American Imperialism Reading & SPRITE Graphic Organizer Use this organizer to help your students categorize the information in the provided reading on American Imperialism, including missionary outreaches, the acquiring of Hawaii and Midway Islands, the reach for Asian markets, and the Spanish American War. Students are asked to document the Social, Political, Religious, Intellectual, Technological, and Economic components of the event. They are also directed to explain the Big Picture and Page 18These 9 crossword puzzles cover World History topics including World War 1, the Industrial Revolution, the French Revolution, the Age of Absolutism, Enlightenment, Imperialism, Napoleon, Congress of Vienna, Nationalism and more.These handouts can be used for test prep, assessment, supplemental work or a substitute lesson plan.Stay in touch and follow me on Facebook and Pinterest. Page 19This 15 slide power point covers the key people, terms, and events of Imperialism in Latin America for your World History class: the building of the Panama Canal, Monroe Doctrine, Roosevelt Corollary, Dollar Diplomacy, Pancho Villa, Mexican Revolution, etcSeveral video links are embedded and google links as well to take students on a virtual tour of the Panama Canal and track ships in the Canal in real time. Students also google search Pancho Villa to decide why he is such a controversial figu Page 20AP World History - Unit 5 & 6 [lecture 3/4]: Imperialism & Colonialism, 1750-1900 CE. Covers New Imperialism, Colonialism, Economic Imperialism, & Labor Migration. 41 slides.- Lecture 1 covers the Enlightenment, Political Revolutions (French, American, Haitian, & Latin American), & Nationalism. [Also, includes comparison chart & document analysis exercises.] - Lecture 2 covers Industrial Revolution, Economics (Capitalism, Socialism, & Communism), Social Reform, & Page 21AP World History: Unit 5 & 6 [lecture 4/4]: Responses to Imperialism, 1750-1900 CE. Covers non-western Responses to Industrialization & Imperialism. Also covers growing nationalism leading up to World War I. 40 slides.- Lecture 1 covers the Enlightenment, Political Revolutions (French, American, Haitian, & Latin American), & Nationalism. [Also, includes comparison chart & document analysis exercises.] - Lecture 2 covers Industrial Revolution, Economics (Capitalism, Socialism, Page 22This product includes a Power Point and Printable Student Notes. Also, if you don’t want to teach this material through a presentation, there is a reading guide worksheet to do instead. There is also a bell ringer worksheet, a vocabulary worksheet, and a short quiz / exit slip. The items come in Microsoft and PDF formats. The content covered is as follows:Imperialism: Africa, the Middle East, and Beyond Imperialism, the Americas, Africa, West Africa, malaria, slavery, steam boats, trains, machin Page 23This download includes the UNIT 4 EXAM described below...Each exam is fully editable, and comes in a regular-font, 4-page format (two papers, front and back) as well as a condensed, 2-page format (one paper, front and back for easy printing and copying). Each exam features 45-50 multiple choice questions, including a series of common-core and smarter-balance-assessment inspired questions analyzing relevant primary sources. And of course, an answer key is provided for each exam as well. Enjoy!Uni Page 24 Imperialism Spanish / American War Clip ArtThe Spanish/American War was fought between Spain and the United States in 1898. The result of the brief conflict resulted in Spain giving up control of Cuba and its colonial territories and possessions in the South Pacific and Caribbean. The war was also of significance as it was heavily covered by news media of the day which would often sensationalize events to spurn and sway public opinion - called "yellow journalism". The war also made a national hero of Theodore Roosevelt and brought fame t Vocabulary List -- ImperialismThis is a vocabulary list of 28 common names and terms associated with the Age of Imperialism. As a Word document, it may be modified by adding to or deleting terms at the discretion of the teacher. The list also contains a link (and a QR code linking) to The Lady Lion’s Quizlet account where students may learn the words and quiz themselves in preparation for an assessment. The list is designed to accompany and complement my readings on the subject. A quick matching vocabulary quiz on the words This is a 13 question multiple choice movie guide with a key included.This episode discusses the rise of the Zulu kingdom and the impact of colonization on African states. It discusses the ivory and slave trade and the consequences of discovering diamond mines leading to a mass migration from Europe to Africa. It ends with the success of Ethiopia in maintaining its independence from Europe.Great episode when studying the "Scramble for Africa," European imperialism, and Africa's reaction to drama Page 25This product includes a Power Point and Printable Student Notes. Also, if you don’t want to teach this material through a presentation, there is a reading guide worksheet to do instead. There is also a bell ringer worksheet, a vocabulary worksheet, and a short quiz / exit slip. The items come in Microsoft and PDF formats. The content covered is as follows:Imperialism: China and Japan (The 19th Century and Early 20th Century)China, Japan, Britain, France, Europe, opium, imperialism, the Qing Dyna Page 26THIS DOWNLOAD INCLUDES ALL PART 4 OF THE UNIT DESCRIBED BELOWThis series of PowerPoint slides is highly visual and engaging with primary and secondary sources, maps, activities, quizzes, review games, diagrams, links to videos on YouTube, assignments, writing prompts, and much much more...PART 1 - PORTUGAL, SPAIN, ENGLAND (23 slides) including: a list of key terms, a SWAT review game, a timeline from ancient, to medieval, to modern, examples of revolution, intro to the Caravel, a look at early m |
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