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Fun with History!

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Fun with History!

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  1. Fun with History! 0 Introduction Lesson Quiz

  2. Introduction 0 Introduction This game is intended for my 6th grade history class, to supplement the instruction that I give my students in class. My students are currently learning about World History and to help them to grasp the concepts they need to put this history into context, I have developed this game. The basic premise is that they will be asked a series of questions and they will have to choose the correct answer from several choices. Lesson Quiz

  3. Lesson 0 Introduction For the remainder of the class, we will be discussing the history of Europe. Europe has a very long and interesting history, full of wars and struggles between world powers. For this class, we will be focusing on some of the major events that have taken place in Europe over time, from epic battles to devastating plagues, and everything in between… Lesson Quiz

  4. 0 The Hundred Years War • Fought from 1337 until 1453 between England and France • Began when French King Philip VI tried to steal English territories in Southwestern France away from England • English won many successful battles with the innovative use of longbowmen, or long range archers that could pick off French forces from afar • Ended with the English driving out the French in all territories except Calais England France *Images from Google Images

  5. 0 The Black Plague • Also referred to as the Black Death or the Bubonic Plague • Began in early 1300’s in Asia, then spread to Europe around 1347, first hitting Sicily • Spreads to the rest of Europe, including England, within a year, until the end of 1348 • The effects are devastating: • As much as a THIRD of Europe’s population is wiped out • Economies collapse all over Europe *Image from www.historyforkids.org

  6. 0 The Age of Exploration • Occurred beginning in the 15th Century (1400s) • After the Black Death, nations look for ways to increase trade and rebound economically • Prince Henry the Navigator of Portugal first to send explorers to Africa • Vasco Da Gama sails around Africa to India • In 1492, Christopher Columbus sails for Spain and discovers the Americas, believing them to be the West Indies Spain *Images fromhttp://www.paulsview.com and Google Images

  7. 0 The Enlightenment • Movement in the 18th Century • Emphasized the use of reason and rational thinking • Problems in society can be corrected through observation and scientific method • The only solution is the rational solution • Great thinkers of the time included John Locke and Adam Smith • Locke believed that people are born free with certain rights that governments cannot take away • Adam Smith revolutionized economics John Locke Adam Smith *Images from Google Images

  8. 0 The Birth of America • In the early 17th Century, England sets up colonies in North America • In 1607, first colony established at Jamestown, Virginia • By the early 18th Century, American colonists are flourishing in trade and later grow angry at British taxation • Stamp Act of 1765 • Tea Act of 1773 spurs the Boston Tea Party • Colonists gather at First and then Second Continental Congress, where they declare independence in July of 1776, beginning the Revolutionary War • War ends with Treaty of Paris in 1783, after British defeat and surrender at Yorktown, Virginia America *Image from Google Images

  9. Question 1 0 Introduction What country is this? Lesson England Norway Italy Quiz

  10. Question 2 0 Introduction What Enlightenment philosopher argued that people are born free? Lesson Ben Franklin John Locke Adam Smith Quiz

  11. Correct 0 Introduction Lesson GOOD JOB! Go to the next Question! Quiz

  12. Incorrect 0 Introduction Lesson Sorry, Try Again… Quiz

  13. Question 3 0 Introduction What country is this? Lesson germany ireland France Quiz

  14. Question 4 0 Introduction What country is this? Lesson Russia Spain Sweden Quiz

  15. Question 5 0 Introduction What country is this? Lesson Portugal England America Quiz

  16. Good job! 0 To return to the home page or to view the lesson again, click on the suitcase…

  17. Correct 0 Introduction Lesson GOOD JOB! Go to the next Question! Quiz

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  19. Correct 0 Introduction Lesson GOOD JOB! Go to the next Question! Quiz

  20. Question 6 0 Introduction What percentage of Europe’s population was wiped out by the Black Plague? Lesson A Third A half Two- thirds Quiz

  21. Correct 0 Introduction Lesson GOOD JOB! Go to the next Question! Quiz

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