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This US History Lesson Plan Bundle contains 9 lessons on the Second Industrial Revolution and Gilded Age, providing an engaging and comprehensive study of U.S. industrialization. Focused on key topics such as the labor movement, political corruption, the rise of big business, and economic systems, these lessons will immerse students in this transformative period of industrialization in U.S. economic history. The bundle includes 9 ready-to-use lesson plans that cover a variety of important topics, from the rise of industrial capitalism to the effects of urbanization and the struggles of immigrants. With PowerPoint presentations, guided notes, and multiple-choice quizzes, this bundle offers everything you need to teach the core themes of industrialization, including labor unions, political machines, and new economic systems. Lessons Included in this Bundle: Causes of Industrialization (30 slides, 4 pages) This lesson explores the major causes of industrialization in the United States, including the growth of railroads, new inventions, and the impact of laissez-faire economic policies. It also compares the First and Second Industrial Revolutions. Rise of Corporations (17 slides, 4 pages) This lesson covers the rise of corporations and the concepts of horizontal and vertical integration. It discusses the advantages of corporations and their influence during the 2nd Industrial Revolution. Captains of Industry / Robber Barons (34 slides, 4 pages) - This lesson introduces the industrialists of the 2nd Industrial Revolution, such as Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie, and John D. Rockefeller, and contrasts them as “Captains of Industry” and “Robber Barons.” The Gilded Age & Social Darwinism (16 slides, 4 pages) - This lesson covers the socio-economic beliefs of the Gilded Age, including Social Darwinism and the Gospel of Wealth, and examines the complex legacy of industrialists like Carnegie and Rockefeller. Rise of the Labor Movement (18 slides, 4 pages) - This lesson explores the early rise of labor unions, including the Knights of Labor, and addresses the struggles workers faced during the Second Industrial Revolution. Capitalism, Socialism & Communism (26 slides, 4 pages) - This lesson compares the economic systems and theories of capitalism, socialism, and communism. It explains their origins, key concepts, and relevance to the Gilded Age and workers’ rights. Key Events of the Labor Movement (29 slides, 4 pages) - This lesson covers major labor movements of the Gilded Age, including the Haymarket Square riot, Homestead Steel Strike, and Pullman Strike, and discusses labor union tactics. Urbanization & Immigration (29 slides, 4 pages) - This lesson addresses the causes and impacts of urbanization during the Gilded Age, the rise of nativism, and the challenges faced by immigrants during industrialization. Political Machines (25 slides, 4 pages) - This lesson focuses on the rise and fall of urban political machines, specifically Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed, and explores the corruption and reform movements of the time. . Each Lesson Includes: PowerPoint Presentation: Ready-to-use slides with engaging visuals and key points for discussion. Student Guided Notes: Fill-in-the-blank style notes to encourage active student participation. Teacher Guided Notes: Completed answer keys for seamless lesson delivery. Multiple-Choice Quiz (Student Version): 6-question quiz for assessment, review, or exit slip. Multiple-Choice Quiz (Teacher Version): Answer key included for quick grading. . Slides/Pages: 260 total (224 slides, 36 pages) . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Huge savings: Buy purchasing this 9-lesson bundle, you save 30% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This comprehensive Gilded Age Lesson Plan Bundle includes 9 US History lesson plans designed to cover the key events and developments during the 2nd Industrial Revolution (Gilded Age). Each lesson plan provides a thorough and engaging overview of a range of topics including industrialization, corporations, capitalism, Social Darwinism, urbanization and labor unions as well as important historical events like the Haymarket Square riot, the rise of the Populist Party and the “Cross of Gold” speech. Designed for 45-50 minute class periods, these lessons are ideal for teaching the complexities of this transformative period in American history. Lessons Included in this Bundle: 1- Causes of Industrialization (30 slides, 4 pages) This lesson explores the major causes of industrialization, including the growth of railroads, inventions, and the shift to an industrial economy. 2 - Rise of Corporations (17 slides, 4 pages) Focuses on the rise of corporations and the business strategies of horizontal and vertical integration that defined this period. 3 - Captains of Industry | Robber Barons (34 slides, 4 pages) Covers the lives and business practices of prominent industrialists like Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Vanderbilt, and explores their impact on society. 4 - The Gilded Age & Social Darwinism (16 slides, 4 pages) Examines the term “Gilded Age” and the socio-economic theories like Social Darwinism and the Gospel of Wealth that were promoted during this era. 5 - Rise of the Labor Movement (18 slides, 4 pages) Discusses the challenges faced by workers and the emergence of labor unions and movements that fought for workers’ rights during the Gilded Age. 6 - Capitalism, Socialism & Communism (26 slides, 4 pages) Compares capitalism, socialism, and communism, and looks at their application during the Gilded Age in both business and labor struggles. 7 - Key Events of the Labor Movement (29 slides, 4 pages) Focuses on pivotal labor strikes and events like the Haymarket Riot, Homestead Strike, and Pullman Strike, and their impact on labor rights. 8 - Farmers & Gilded Age Populism (33 slides, 4 pages) -Explores the struggles of farmers, the rise of the Populist Party, and their fight for reform in the face of corporate dominance. 9 - Urbanization & Immigration (29 slides, 4 pages) Covers the impacts of rapid urbanization and the influx of immigrants, including nativism and government policies like the Chinese Exclusion Act. . Slides/Pages: 278 total (242 slides, 36 pages) . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Huge savings: Buy purchasing this 9-lesson bundle, you save 30% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This US History bundle contains three Labor Unions Lesson Plans and covers the labor movement during the 2nd Industrial Revolution (Gilded Age) in the United States. This bundle includes three detailed lesson plans, each designed to provide educators with everything they need to effectively teach students about labor unions, strikes, economic systems, and major labor events. These lessons are ready-to-use and can be adjusted for various class periods, making them perfect for any teacher regardless of their experience level with the content. Lessons Included in this Bundle: Rise of the Labor Movement (18 slides, 4 pages) This lesson covers the problems faced by workers and the initial rise of labor unions, including the Knights of Labor. It introduces tactics used by Gilded Age companies against workers and sets the stage for later discussions on labor conflicts. Capitalism, Socialism & Communism: Comparative Economics in the Gilded Age (26 slides, 4 pages) This lesson explores and compares the economic systems of capitalism, socialism, and communism, focusing on their relevance to business owners and workers during the Gilded Age. It establishes an understanding of these economic systems in theory and practice. Key Events of the Labor Movement (29 slides, 4 pages) This lesson dives into key events of the labor movement during the Gilded Age, including the Haymarket Square riot, the Homestead Steel Strike, and the Pullman Strike. It also covers labor union tactics like strikes and collective bargaining. . Slides/Pages: 85 total (73 slides, 12 pages) . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Huge savings: By purchasing this 9-lesson bundle, you save over 25% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This 10-day Industrial Revolution unit lesson plan covers major events occurring in the United States during the 2nd Industrial Revolution (Gilded Age). The emphasis is primarily on the economic changes the USA went through during this period. The bundle includes lesson plans, a unit review, and a test, making it perfect for any teacher, regardless of prior experience with the content. The materials are pre-formatted and ready to use, with all answer keys provided. . Bundle Contains (in downloadable .zip files): Daily Lesson Files (to be used during Days 1-8): - Each daily lesson .zip file includes a PowerPoint presentation, student guided notes, and a multiple-choice quiz. - Each lesson is ready-to-use with no prep required. All answer keys are included. Review & Test Files (to be used during Days 9-10): - Unit Study Guide and Scavenger Hunt Review Activity for interactive student engagement. - Unit Test with 20 multiple-choice questions, many of which include documents or visuals. - Full Unit Question Bank containing 47 multiple-choice questions (for test customization). - All answer keys are included for easy and efficient grading. . Topics Covered By Lesson Include: 1 - The 2nd Industrial Revolution – Intro and Causes - Industrialization, differences between the1st and 2nd Industrial Revolutions, Railroad Expansion (incl. Transcontinental Railroad), New Technologies of the 2nd Industrial Revolution, Laissez-Faire economic policy 2 - Rise of Giant Corporations - Corporations (what they are, how they differ from sole proprietorships, and their advantages), Corporate Integration strategies (specifically Horizontal and Vertical Integration), influence of Laissez-faire economic policy 3 - Captains of Industry / Robber Barons - Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller and John Pierpont (“J.P.”) Morgan, the companies they founded/ran, Trust Companies, Monopolies, criticisms of monopolies. 4 - Wealth & Society During the Gilded Age - “Gilded Age” (origin, meaning), income inequality of the 2nd Industrial Revolution, Social Darwinism, Gospel of Wealth, and the complex legacy of wealthy industrialists. 5 - Rise of the Labor Movement - Problems for workers in the 2nd Industrial Revolution, Tactics used against labor by company management, the rise of Labor Unions, the Knights of Labor 6 - Comparative Economics & the Gilded Age - Capitalism, Socialism, Communism (origins, key concepts and differences, real-world application, and relevance to the Gilded Age), Mixed Economies. 7 - Key Events of the Labor Movement - Knights of Labor (recap), Haymarket Square Riot, Homestead Steel Strike, Pullman Strike, the American Federation of Labor, and labor union tactics 8 - Farmers and Populism in the Gilded Age - Granger Movement, Farmers’ Alliances, problems farmers faced in the Gilded Age, the Populist Party, bimetallism, William Jennings Bryan, “Cross of Gold” speech, 1896 Election, impacts of the Populist Party . Slides/Pages: 330 total in bundle (266 slides, 64 pages) . Why Teachers Love This Resource: - Major savings—By purchasing this unit bundle, you save over 40% compared to the cost of buying each of these resources individually. - Comprehensive, No-Prep Unit—everything you need in terms of content for an entire unit of instruction. - Ready-to-use materials—perfect for any teacher, experienced or new. - Great for substitutes—all the materials are pre-formatted with answer keys provided. - Ideal for virtual classrooms—easily adaptable for online teaching platforms. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This Roaring Twenties Lesson Plan Bundle for US History students offers a collection of 5 lessons that are ideal for teachers looking to dive into the key events and cultural shifts of the 1920s. Each lesson plan in this bundle is packed with content that explores the profound changes in American society during the decade known as “The Roaring Twenties.” These lessons are perfect for a 45–50-minute class period, though they can easily be adjusted to fit your schedule. Whether you’re a seasoned teacher or new to the content, these ready-to-use resources will save you valuable preparation time while providing a detailed exploration of the 1920s, including the economic boom, social movements, and cultural milestones of the Jazz Age. Lessons Included in this Bundle: Post-WWI Demobilization & The Lost Generation (Total Slides: 36 | Total Pages: 4) Explore the economic impacts of post-WWI demobilization, the Lost Generation, and the influence of writers like Stein, Fitzgerald, and Hemingway. The First Red Scare & Post-WWI Nativism (Total Slides: 37 | Total Pages: 4) Examine the First Red Scare, the Palmer Raids, the rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan, and the Sacco and Vanzetti trial. The Roaring Twenties Economy & Stock Market (Total Slides: 25 | Total Pages: 4) Investigate the economic boom of the 1920s, the rise of consumerism, the stock market, and Henry Ford’s impact on mass production. The Jazz Age & Prohibition (Total Slides: 41 | Total Pages: 4) Analyze the cultural revolution of the Jazz Age, the rise of jazz music, flappers, the Scopes Trial, and the impact of Prohibition on American society. The Harlem Renaissance (Total Slides: 35 | Total Pages: 4) Dive into the Harlem Renaissance, focusing on African American cultural and political expression, as well as the challenges faced by Black Americans during the era. . Slides/Pages: 194 total (174 slides, 20 pages) . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Great value: By purchasing this bundle, you save over 15% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This Herbert Hoover lesson plan bundle provides 3 US History lesson plans that explore the challenges faced by President Hoover during the Great Depression. It is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the causes and extent of the Great Depression, Herbert Hoover’s approach to the economic crisis, and his eventual political downfall, which set the stage for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal. Each lesson in this bundle is ready-to-use for any teacher and is adaptable for a 45- to 50-minute class period. All materials are fully editable, allowing for easy customization to meet your classroom’s needs. Lessons Included in this Bundle: Major Causes of the Depression (35 slides, 4 pages) This lesson examines the primary causes of the Great Depression, focusing on the economic factors that set the stage for Herbert Hoover’s presidency. Students will explore the impact of overproduction, income inequality, easy consumer credit, and banking instability, as well as how these factors led to the 1929 stock market crash and the onset of the Depression. Bank Failures, Hoovervilles & the Dust Bowl (23 slides, 4 pages) In this lesson, students will learn about the severe economic hardships of the early Great Depression, including widespread bank failures, increasing unemployment, and the environmental disaster of the Dust Bowl. It also focuses on how Herbert Hoover’s presidency was perceived by the American public during this challenging time. Rise of FDR and the New Deal (32 slides, 4 pages) This lesson focuses on Herbert Hoover’s response to the Great Depression, including his commitment to a laissez-faire economic approach, voluntary cooperation, and his handling of major crises such as the Bonus Army march. The lesson also explores Hoover’s loss in the 1932 election, as voters turned to Franklin D. Roosevelt in the face of ongoing economic struggles. . Slides/Pages: 102 total (90 slides, 12 pages) . Each Lesson Plan Includes: PowerPoint Presentation: Ready-to-use, visually engaging slides. Guided Notes: Student-friendly fill-in-the-blank notes to accompany the lessons. Multiple Choice Quizzes: 6-question quizzes to assess understanding. Teacher Answer Keys: Easy-to-reference answer keys for both guided notes and quizzes. . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Great value: By purchasing this bundle, you save over 20% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This Great Depression lesson plan bundle includes 6 US History lessons that take students through the major causes of the Depression, the life Americans endured during the 1930s, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s responses, and the lasting legacy of the New Deal. Lessons Included in this Bundle: Major Causes of the Great Depression (Total Slides: 35 | Total Pages: 4) Dive into the economic conditions and policy failures that led to the crash, including overproduction, stock market speculation, and the unstable banking system. Life During the Depression: Bank Failures, Hard Times, & the Dust Bowl (Total Slides: 23 | Total Pages: 4) Examine how the stock market crash led to bank failures, the rise of Hoovervilles, and the environmental disaster of the Dust Bowl that affected millions. Rise of Franklin Roosevelt & the New Deal (Total Slides: 31 | Total Pages: 4) Analyze the political climate of the early 1930s, Herbert Hoover’s response, and FDR’s election that led to the New Deal reforms. Franklin Roosevelt & the First New Deal (Total Slides: 31 | Total Pages: 4) Explore the First New Deal, FDR’s emergency relief measures, and the creation of essential government programs like the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and Public Works Administration (PWA). The Second New Dea and 1936 Election (Total Slides: 34 | Total Pages: 4) Study the shift in focus during the Second New Deal, which introduced long-term reforms like Social Security, Labor Rights, and more. Challenges & Legacy of FDR & the New Deal (Total Slides: 24 | Total Pages: 4) Reflect on the challenges FDR faced, including the court-packing crisis and the Roosevelt Recession, and discuss the enduring legacy of the New Deal and its impact on modern America. . Slides/Pages: 203 total (179 slides, 24 pages) . Each Lesson Plan Includes: PowerPoint Presentation: Ready-to-use, visually engaging slides that bring history to life. Guided Notes: Student-friendly fill-in-the-blank notes to accompany the lessons. Multiple Choice Quizzes: 6-question quizzes to assess understanding. Teacher Answer Keys: Easy-to-reference answer keys for both guided notes and quizzes. . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Great value: By purchasing this bundle, you save over 15% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This 1920s Lesson Plan Bundle includes six engaging US History lessons covering key events, social movements, and cultural shifts during the Roaring Twenties, often referred to as the Jazz Age. Whether you’re teaching about post-WW1 U.S. foreign policy, the economic boom, Prohibition, the Harlem Renaissance, or the social changes of the 1920s, this bundle provides comprehensive, ready-to-use resources. Perfect for teachers of any experience level, each lesson is designed for a 45-50 minute class period and can be customized for your specific needs. All files are fully editable to fit your classroom’s schedule, whether you need to lengthen or shorten your lessons. Lessons Included in this Bundle: Post-WW1 U.S. Foreign Policy (26 slides, 4 pages) This lesson explores U.S. foreign policy in the 1920s, focusing on efforts to prevent another world war through treaties like the Washington Naval Conference, the Kellogg-Briand Pact, and the Dawes Plan. Students will gain insights into U.S. foreign relations during this critical period and the impact of these policies on the world stage. Post-WW1 Demobilization & The Lost Generation (36 slides, 4 pages) Delve into the challenges of post-WW1 demobilization, including the economic impacts and how the era’s disillusionment gave rise to the Lost Generation of writers. Key figures like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, and Gertrude Stein will be discussed, along with the generation’s influence on social change in the 1920s. First Red Scare & Post-WW1 Nativism (37 slides, 4 pages) This lesson covers the First Red Scare, the Palmer Raids, and the rise of nativism in post-WW1 America, including the rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan and the controversial Sacco and Vanzetti trial. Students will analyze how fear of communism and immigration shaped national policies. Roaring Twenties Economy & Stock Market (25 slides, 4 pages) Explore the economic boom of the Roaring Twenties with a focus on the rise of consumerism, the stock market, and the impact of Henry Ford’s assembly line. Students will learn how the economy influenced the 1920s cultural scene, with the emergence of new technologies and the rise of mass media. Jazz Age & Prohibition in the Roaring Twenties (41 slides, 4 pages) This lesson covers the Jazz Age, including the spread of jazz music, the role of flappers, and the controversies surrounding Prohibition. Students will discuss the social conflicts of the era and the cultural significance of jazz, as well as the consequences of the 18th Amendment and the 21st Amendment. The Harlem Renaissance (35 slides, 4 pages) Students will explore the Harlem Renaissance and its profound cultural impact on African American expression in music, literature, and politics. The lesson addresses the work of figures like Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, and Louis Armstrong, and examines the rise of political movements like Garveyism. . Slides/Pages: 223 total (199 slides, 24 pages) . Each Lesson Plan Includes: PowerPoint Presentation: Ready-to-use, visually engaging slides. Guided Notes: Student-friendly fill-in-the-blank notes to accompany the lessons. Multiple Choice Quizzes: 6-question quizzes to assess understanding. Teacher Answer Keys: Easy-to-reference answer keys for both guided notes and quizzes. . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Great value: By purchasing this bundle, you save 20% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This 1920s and Great Depression unit lesson plan covers US History during the “Roaring Twenties” and the 1930s. Days 1-12 consist of individual one-day lessons, Day 13 consists of a unit review, and Day 14 consists of a unit test. For the complete list of lessons and all topics/events covered, see the end of this description. This unit is intended to be ready-to-use for any teacher regardless of their prior experience with the content. All student documents are pre-formatted for immediate classroom use, and all answer keys are provided. It is a very content-rich unit and could easily be extended beyond 14 days if a teacher chooses to do so. Bundle Contains (in downloadable .zip files): Daily Lesson Files (to be used during Days 1-12): Each daily lesson .zip file includes a PowerPoint presentation, student guided notes, and a multiple-choice quiz. Keys are included. Each lesson is ready-to-use with no prep required. All answer keys are included. Review & Test Files (to be used during Days 13-14): Unit Study Guide and Scavenger Hunt Review Activity for interactive student engagement. Unit Test with 20 multiple-choice questions, many of which include documents or visuals. Full Unit Question Bank containing 47 multiple-choice questions (for test customization). All answer keys are included for easy and efficient grading. . Topics Covered By Lesson Include: Preventing Another War - 1920s Foreign Policy Washington Naval Conference, arms control/disarmament, German hyperinflation crisis, the Dawes Plan, the Kellogg-Briand Pact, the Young Plan, impact of U.S. efforts to prevent war in the 1920s Post-WW1 Demobilization & the Lost Generation Demobilization and its economic impacts, unemployment, groups affected, farm overproduction, “The Lost Generation”, key Lost Generation writers (Stein, Fitzgerald, Hemingway) The First Red Scare & Post-WW1 Nativism The First Red Scare (definition, causes, impact on civil liberties), the Palmer Raids, Red Summer, post-WW1 nativism, the rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan, the Sacco and Vanzetti trial The Roaring Twenties Economy “The Roaring Twenties”, Henry Ford, mass production, urbanization, the “Race into the Sky”, new forms of entertainment (incl. radio and movies), rising 1920s consumerism, economic boom, the Roaring Twenties stock market The Jazz Age - Social Change & Cultural Conflicts in the 1920s Emergence of nationwide popular culture, mass media development, jazz music, flappers, major cultural conflicts in the 1920s, the John Scopes “monkey” trial, fundamentalism vs. modernism, Prohibition, speakeasies, organized crime The Harlem Renaissance Harlem Renaissance (definition and major causes), New Negro Movement, importance of Harlem in New York City, Black achievements in music, art, literature and theatre, prominent figures in the Harlem Renaissance, 1920s racism/racial violence (incl. Tulsa Race Riots and Rosewood Massacre, themes and impacts of the Harlem Renaissance Major Causes of the Great Depression The Great Depression – major causes, overproduction, income inequality, easy consumer credit, consumerism, unstable banking system, laissez-faire, lack of financial regulations, stock market speculation, over-speculation, buying stock “on margin”, the Great Stock Market Crash of 1929 Life During the Great Depression The Great Stock Market Crash, impact on investors and on banks, bank runs and bank failures, rising unemployment, “Hoovervilles”, breadlines , the Dust Bowl, Dust Bowl migration Rise of FDR & the New Deal Republican presidents of the 1920s, laissez-faire economy, Herbert Hoover, “voluntary co-operation”, “rugged individualism”, the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, “Hoovervilles”, the Bonus Army march, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s background and philosophies on the Great Depression, the 1932 Election, the New Deal, “First 100 Days” FDR and the First New Deal FDR’s initial approach to the Depression, “fireside chats”, the First New Deal, end of the banking crisis, temporary relief programs created during the First New Deal, permanent government agencies created during the First New Deal, goals and impacts of these programs and agencies The Second New Deal & 1936 Election Difference between the First New Deal and the Second New Deal, temporary programs of the 2nd New Deal, permanent reforms of the 2nd New Deal, lasting impacts and long-term challenges of these reforms, the 1936 Election, the New Deal Coalition, African American political realignment New Deal Challenges and Legacy Supreme Court rules against New Deal programs, Judicial Procedures Reform Bill, “Court-Packing”, the “Roosevelt Recession”, Keynesian economics, short-term impacts of the New Deal on the Great Depression, long-term impacts of the New Deal . Slides/Pages: 529 total (441 slides, 88 pages) . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Huge savings — by purchasing this unit bundle, you save over 50% compared to buying each individual component. Comprehensive, No-Prep Unit—everything you need in terms of content for an entire unit of instruction. Ready-to-use materials—perfect for any teacher, experienced or new. Great for substitutes—all the materials are pre-formatted with answer keys provided. Ideal for virtual classrooms—easily adaptable for online teaching platforms. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

This 1930s Lesson Plan Bundle for US History students covers pivotal events like the causes of the Great Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, and America’s pre-WW2 isolationism. Perfect for U.S. History teachers seeking engaging and content-rich resources, this bundle includes seven ready-to-use lesson plans tailored for 45-to-50-minute class periods, with flexibility for adjustment. Designed for educators of all experience levels, these lessons provide a comprehensive overview of key moments that shaped the decade of the 1930s, from economic struggles to government reforms and foreign policy shifts. Lessons Included in this Bundle: Major Causes of the Great Depression (35 slides, 4 pages) This lesson examines the major causes of the Great Depression, including overproduction, income inequality, and the unstable banking system. Students will explore key factors like stock market speculation, buying on margin, and the 1929 crash that triggered a decade-long economic crisis. Bank Failures, Hoovervilles & the Dust Bowl: Life During the Great Depression (23 slides, 4 pages) This lesson delves into the human and environmental toll of the Great Depression, from devastating bank failures to widespread unemployment and Dust Bowl migration. Key topics include “Hoovervilles,” breadlines, and the resilience of Americans during these challenging times. Rise of Franklin Roosevelt & the New Deal (32 slides, 4 pages) This lesson highlights Herbert Hoover’s response to the Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s rise to power, and the introduction of the New Deal. Students will analyze FDR’s leadership and his early efforts to combat the economic downturn. Franklin Roosevelt & the First New Deal (31 slides, 4 pages) This lesson covers the First New Deal’s emergency relief programs, including the Civilian Conservation Corps, National Recovery Administration, and Tennessee Valley Authority. Students will evaluate the impact of FDR’s measures on the banking crisis and American morale. The 2nd New Deal and the 1936 Election (34 slides, 4 pages) This lesson explores the Second New Deal’s reforms, such as Social Security and the Wagner Act, and their long-term implications for labor and entitlement programs. The lesson also examines the 1936 election and the political realignment it sparked. Challenges & Legacy of the New Deal (24 slides, 4 pages) This lesson analyzes challenges to FDR’s New Deal, including the Supreme Court’s opposition, the court-packing scheme, and the Roosevelt Recession. Students will assess the legacy of the New Deal and its lasting impact on government and economics. US Pre-WW2 Isolationism (28 slides, 4 pages) This lesson examines U.S. isolationism in the decades before WWII, focusing on policies like the Neutrality Acts and isolationist groups such as the America First Committee. Students will analyze the tension between isolationist and internationalist ideologies in shaping 1930s foreign policy. . Slides/Pages: 235 total (207 slides, 28 pages) . Each Lesson Plan Includes: PowerPoint Presentation: Ready-to-use, visually engaging slides. Guided Notes: Student-friendly fill-in-the-blank notes to accompany the lessons. Multiple Choice Quizzes: 6-question quizzes to assess understanding. Teacher Answer Keys: Easy-to-reference answer keys for both guided notes and quizzes. . Why Teachers Love This Resource: Great value: By purchasing this bundle, you save over 20% compared to buying each lesson individually. Extremely content-rich: Offers in-depth coverage of many major events and topics spanning multiple days of instruction. Perfect for any teacher: Ready-to-use materials ideal for both experienced teachers and substitutes. Ideal for virtual classrooms: Fully adaptable to online teaching platforms with minimal preparation needed. Time-saving: All resources are packaged together, allowing for flexible teaching with minimal prep work. . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.

Bring Labor Day to life in your classroom with this Labor Day Lesson Plan Bundle, designed to give students a comprehensive look at the rise of labor unions and key events of the labor movement during the Second Industrial Revolution (Gilded Age). This bundle includes two content-rich, ready-to-use lesson plans that provide historical context on working conditions, unionization efforts, and major labor conflicts that shaped workers’ rights in the United States. Perfect for celebrating Labor Day or enhancing your unit on the Gilded Age, this bundle is adaptable for a 45-to-50-minute class period but can be easily extended or shortened as needed. Lessons Included In This Bundle: Rise of Labor Unions (18 slides, 4 pages) Challenges faced by workers during the Second Industrial Revolution Anti-labor tactics used by Gilded Age companies (yellow dog contracts, strikebreakers, scabs, Pinkertons) Growth of the labor movement and early unionization Role of the Knights of Labor in early labor organizing Labor Unions & Key Labor Movement Events (29 slides, 4 pages) Expansion of labor unions, including the American Federation of Labor Key labor movement events, including the Haymarket Square, the Homestead Steel Strike, and Pullman Strike Union strategies such as strikes, collective bargaining, and lobbying . Slides/Pages: 55 total (47 slides, 8 pages) . Each Lesson Plan Includes: PowerPoint Presentation: Ready-to-use, visually engaging slides. Guided Notes: Student-friendly fill-in-the-blank notes to accompany the lessons. Multiple Choice Quizzes: 6-question quizzes to assess understanding. Teacher Answer Keys: Easy-to-reference answer keys for both guided notes and quizzes. . Why You’ll Love This Bundle: ✔ No-Prep & Editable – Ready-to-use lessons that can be customized to fit your needs ✔ Student-Friendly Design – Engaging, well-structured content that simplifies complex topics ✔ Perfect for Labor Day & US History – Ideal for contextualizing workers’ rights, labor history, and the Gilded Age . 51����/Usage Statement: This digital resource is my intellectual property, and all rights are reserved. Purchase of this product grants the buyer a single license for personal classroom use only. It may not be resold, distributed, or posted online in whole or in part without prior written permission.