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a notepad, pen and pencil sitting on top of an open notebook with the title 5 primary source for teaching the age of explanation
5 Primary and Secondary Sources for Teaching about the Age of Exploration
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a notepad, pen and pencil sitting on top of an open notebook with the title 5 primary source for teaching the age of explanation
5 Primary and Secondary Sources for Teaching about the Age of Exploration
an old book with many different hairs styles
an old fashion book with different types of roman costumes
the ruins of an ancient city with birds flying over them
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an aerial view of the ancient city of rome, with roman ruins in the foreground
Visiting the Palatine Hill in Rome - An American in Rome
the roman empire is depicted in this diagram, which shows how it would have looked to be
Structure of the Roman Republic
Structure of the Roman Republic - Ancient Rome
a child's hand touching buttons on top of a piece of paper with an image of the human body
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a man standing in front of a poster with the caption never steps about planning again, lessons for every day of the year
US History Activities for High School
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a collage of photos with the words pioneers journals on it and an image of a woman's face
Classroom DIY: Pioneer Journals
'This Changes Everything' – Infographic Charts 100 Years of Unrest That Followed Archduke’s Death - MilitaryHistoryNow.com
the lesson plan for creating facebook profiles
I Have My Students Create "Fakebook" Profiles for Historical Figures
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Cold War Interactive Notebook
teaching hard history grade 6 - 12 teacher's guide, with an image of a man kneeling on the ground
Teaching Hard History: Grades 6–12
Teaching Hard History resources for middle- and high-school educators include our popular 6–12 framework, as well as student-facing videos and primary source texts. #CultofPedagogyPin
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