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“Article & Questions” Assignment This assignment involves reading a 550-word (1-Page) article on a topic from Ancient Rome. It is accompanied by comprehension questions designed to assess understanding, followed by a detailed answer key. The assignment encourages critical thinking and engagement with historical narratives. Assignment: Students read the Article. Students answer the Questions. *Note: This purchase includes both a PDF and WORD version of the assignment PDF: Best used in class or for homework WORD: Best for online, remote learning or uploading to Google Classroom

32 Total Assignments The “Hundred Years’ War Paraphrasing Workbook” is a comprehensive learning tool that explores the major events and key figures of the Hundred Years’ War. The workbook contains 32 articles, each focusing on pivotal moments such as the death of Charles IV in 1328, the Battle of Crécy in 1346, and the rise of Joan of Arc in 1429. Students will gain a deep understanding of the war’s impact on both England and France, from the Treaty of Brétigny to the final Battle of Castillon in 1453. Each article encourages students to paraphrase historical events in their own words, promoting better comprehension and retention. Additionally, students are asked to illustrate what they have learned, helping them visualize the historical context. This workbook serves as both a valuable study resource and a creative outlet for students to engage with one of the most significant conflicts in European history. Assignments Included: Overview 1328 - Death of Charles IV of France 1337 - Start of the Hundred Years’ War 1340 - Battle of Sluys 1346 - Battle of Crécy 1347 - Siege of Calais 1348 - Black Death 1356 - Battle of Poitiers 1360 - Treaty of Brétigny 1364 - Death of John II 1369 - Renewal of the War 1370 - Battle of Pontvallain 1377 - Death of Edward III 1380 - Death of Charles V 1381 - Peasants’ Revolt in England 1396 - Truce of Leulinghem 1413 - Henry V becomes King of England 1415 - Battle of Agincourt 1417 - Siege of Rouen 1420 - Treaty of Troyes 1422 - Deaths of Henry V and Charles VI 1429 - Joan of Arc and the Siege of Orléans 1430 - Capture of Joan of Arc 1431 - Trial and Execution of Joan of Arc 1435 - Treaty of Arras 1444 - Treaty of Tours 1450 - Battle of Formigny 1453 - Battle of Castillon 1453 - End of the Hundred Years’ War 1461 - Death of Charles VII 1558 - Loss of Calais Legacy

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. Assignments Included: Cuzco Daily Life of the Inca Francisco Pizarro Geography of the Inca Empire Inca Chasqui Inca Education Inca Empire Inca Foods Inca Government Inca Mythology & Religion Inca Roads Inca Science & Technology Inca Society Inca Military & Warfare Machu Picchu Tribes of Early Peru

“Article & Questions” Assignment This assignment involves reading a 550-word (1-Page) article on a topic from Ancient Rome. It is accompanied by comprehension questions designed to assess understanding, followed by a detailed answer key. The assignment encourages critical thinking and engagement with historical narratives. Assignment: Students read the Article. Students answer the Questions. *Note: This purchase includes both a PDF and WORD version of the assignment PDF: Best used in class or for homework WORD: Best for online, remote learning or uploading to Google Classroom

“Article & Questions” Assignment This assignment involves reading a 550-word (1-Page) article on a topic from Ancient Rome. It is accompanied by comprehension questions designed to assess understanding, followed by a detailed answer key. The assignment encourages critical thinking and engagement with historical narratives. Assignment: Students read the Article. Students answer the Questions. *Note: This purchase includes both a PDF and WORD version of the assignment PDF: Best used in class or for homework WORD: Best for online, remote learning or uploading to Google Classroom

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: GODS: Itzamná: K’uk’ulkan (Quetzalcoatl): Chaac: Kinich Ahau: Yum Kaax: Ix Chel: Ah Puch: Bolon Tzacab (God K): Hunahpu: Ixbalanque: K’inich Janaab’ Pakal (God G): Ek Chuaj: Xibalba: Cabrakan: Camazotz: MYTHS: The Popol Vuh (Story of Creation): The Hero Twins: Hunahpu and Ixbalanque: The Creation of the Maize: The Destruction of the Wooden People: The Myth of Vucub-Caquix: The Journey to Xibalba: The Legend of the White Dwarf: The Story of Ix Chel: The Tale of K’uk’ulkan (Quetzalcoatl): The Myth of Ah Puch: The Myth of Camazotz: The Legend of the Four Bacabs: The Tale of the Aluxes: .

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: Feudalism: Castle: King: Divine Right of Kings: Clergy: Advowson: Excommunication: Common Law: Taxes: Noble: Manorialism: Manor: Lord: Steward: Knight: Chivalry: Heraldry: Knight’s Fee: Feudal Contract: Feudal Obligations: Fealty: Cottagers: Free Laborers: Villeins: Serf: Primer Seisin: Medieval Village: Sheriff: Guilds: Assart: Peasant: Fief: Marches: Code of Conduct: Plaques: .

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: Overview The Minotaur Myth Geography Daily Life Government Art & Architecture The Bull Food and Agriculture Religion Men’s Roles Women’s Roles Trade Warfare How Do We Know? Decline of Traditional life The Atlantis Theory

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: Overview Geography Daily Life Government Social Classes Education Art & Architecture Food and Agriculture Religion Men’s Roles Women’s Roles Trade Warfare How Do We Know? Decline of Traditional life

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: Overview Geography Daily Life Government Social Classes Education Art & Architecture Food and Agriculture Religion Men’s Roles Women’s Roles Trade Warfare How Do We Know? Decline of Traditional

This worksheet packet is designed to align with the Massachusetts 8th grade Civics curriculum, offering a comprehensive resource for educators and students. Each packet includes an informative article related to historical topics, accompanied by questions that correspond directly to the state’s 6th grade social studies standards. These questions are aimed at enhancing student comprehension, critical thinking, and analysis of historical concepts. Each section is specifically crafted to foster historical inquiry, connect past events to present contexts, and help students develop a deeper understanding of ancient cultures and their global impact.

This worksheet packet is designed to align with the Massachusetts 7th grade social studies curriculum, offering a comprehensive resource for educators and students. Each packet includes an informative article related to historical topics, accompanied by questions that correspond directly to the state’s 6th grade social studies standards. These questions are aimed at enhancing student comprehension, critical thinking, and analysis of historical concepts. Each section is specifically crafted to foster historical inquiry, connect past events to present contexts, and help students develop a deeper understanding of ancient cultures and their global impact.

“Article & Questions” Assignment This assignment involves reading a 550-word (1-Page) article on a topic from Ancient Rome. It is accompanied by comprehension questions designed to assess understanding, followed by a detailed answer key. The assignment encourages critical thinking and engagement with historical narratives. Assignment: Students read the Article. Students answer the Questions. *Note: This purchase includes both a PDF and WORD version of the assignment PDF: Best used in class or for homework WORD: Best for online, remote learning or uploading to Google Classroom

Assignments Included: Overview: Overview of Hittite Mythology Tarhunt: The storm god, often considered the king of the gods. Arinniti: The sun goddess and principal deity of the Hittite pantheon. Kumarbi: The chief god of the underworld and father of Teshub. Hannahanna: The mother goddess, associated with fertility and childbirth. Shaushka: The goddess of love, war, and fertility. Telepinu: The god of agriculture and fertility, whose disappearance causes chaos. Aruna: The sea god. Huzziya: The god of law and justice. Hebat: The mother goddess, wife of Teshub. Inara: The goddess of wild animals and hunting. Zaluna: The goddess of rivers. Illuyanka: A dragon or serpent often associated with chaos. Kurunta: The god of the wild animals. Nintu: A mother goddess similar to Hannahanna. Lelwani: The goddess of the underworld. Kamrusepa: The goddess of healing and magic. She was often invoked in rituals and spells for health and protection. Pirwa: The god of the wild animals, often associated with horses and invoked for protection in battle. Sarruma: The mountain god, often depicted riding a panther or lion. He was the son of the storm god Teshub and the sun goddess Hebat. Primordial Gods: In the beginning, there were primordial gods. The sky god Anu and the earth goddess Kumarbi were among the earliest deities. The Song of Ullikummi: This myth tells the story of Ullikummi, a giant stone monster created by the god Kumarbi to overthrow the storm god Teshub. The Illuyanka Myth: In this story, the storm god Teshub battles the dragon Illuyanka. The Kumarbi Cycle: This series of myths describes the rise and fall of Kumarbi, including his attempts to overthrow Teshub. The Myth of the Missing God Telepinu: Telepinu, the god of agriculture, disappears, causing all life to suffer. The gods search for him, and he is eventually found and brought back, restoring fertility to the land. The Myth of Teshub and the Sea: This story tells of Teshub’s battle against the sea god Aruna, highlighting his role as a storm god. The Myth of the Sun Goddess of Arinna: This story focuses on the sun goddess and her importance in Hittite religion and daily life. The Myth of Inara and the Wild Boar: Inara, the goddess of wild animals, tames a wild boar, symbolizing her control over nature. The Purulli Festival Myth: This myth is connected to the spring festival of Purulli, where Teshub defeats Illuyanka, representing the victory of order over chaos. The Myth of the Vanishing God: Similar to the Telepinu myth, this story involves a god disappearing and the resulting chaos until he is found and restored. The Descent of Ishtar to the Underworld: Though originally a Mesopotamian myth, it was adopted into Hittite mythology. It tells of the goddess Ishtar’s journey to the underworld and her return. The Dream of the King: This myth involves a king receiving a prophetic dream from the gods, guiding him on how to rule or face certain challenges.

32 Assignments This paraphrasing workbook offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Overview 1377 – Death of Edward III 1399 – Richard II Deposed 1422 – Death of Henry V 1455 – Battle of St. Albans 1455 – Henry VI’s Madness Begins 1460 – Battle of Northampton 1460 – Treaty of Anglo-French Alliance 1460 – The Battle of Wakefield 1461 – Battle of Towton 1461 – Edward IV Crowned 1464 – Edward IV Marries Elizabeth Woodville 1469 – Rebellion of the Earl of Warwick 1470 – Battle of Edgecote Moor 1470 – Restoration of Henry VI 1471 – Battle of Barnet 1471 – Battle of Tewkesbury 1471 – Death of Henry VI 1475 – Treaty of Picquigny 1483 – Death of Edward IV 1483 – Richard III Claims the Throne 1483 – Disappearance of the Princes in the Tower 1485 – Battle of Bosworth Field 1485 – Death of Richard III 1485 – Henry VII Marries Elizabeth of York 1486 – Birth of Prince Arthur 1492 – Henry VII Secures the Throne 1495 – Perkin Warbeck Rebellion 1499 – Execution of Perkin Warbeck

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. Includes:

Paraphrasing Worksheet Packet This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Acropolis of Athens, Greece Alhambra, Spain Angkor Wat, Cambodia Big Ben, UK Brooklyn Bridge, USA Burj Khalifa, UAE Chichen Itza, Mexico Christ the Redeemer, Brazil Colosseum, Italy Eiffel Tower, France Forbidden City, China Golden Gate Bridge, USA Great Barrier Reef, Australia Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt Great Wall of China Hagia Sophia, Turkey Machu Picchu, Peru Moai statues of Easter Island, Chile Mont Saint-Michel, France Mount Fuji, Japan Mount Rushmore, USA Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany Niagara Falls, USA Notre Dame Cathedral, France Pantheon, Italy Parthenon, Greece Petra, Jordan Pompeii, Italy Potala Palace, Tibet Pyramids of Giza, Egypt Sagano Bamboo Forest, Japan Sagrada Familia, Spain Statue of Liberty, USA Stonehenge, UK Sydney Opera House, Australia Table Mountain, South Africa Taj Mahal, India Terracotta Army, China The Kremlin, Russia The Louvre, France The Parthenon of Nashville, USA The Shard, UK Tower Bridge, UK Uluru (Ayers Rock), Australia Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Westminster Abbey, UKExpansion

Paraphrasing Worksheet Packet This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Annie Oakley Battle of San Jacinto Battle of the Alamo Billy the Kid California Gold Rush Cowboys of the Old West Daily Life on the Frontier Daniel Boone David Crocket Doc Holliday Famous Gunfighters First Transcontinental Railroad Frontier Log Cabins General Santa Anna Homestead Act and Land Rush James Bowie James K. Polk Jesse James Lewis and Clark Louisiana Purchase Mexican American War O.K Coral Oregon Trail Pony Express Sacagawea Sam Houston Thomas Jefferson Wyatt Earp Westward Expansion

Paraphrasing Worksheet Packet This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Allied Powers of World War I Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand Aviation in WWI Battle of Tannenberg Battle of the Somme Causes of World War I Christmas Truce David Lloyd George First Battle of the Marne Kaiser Wilhelm II Post-WWI and Treaties Red Baron Russian Revolution Sinking of the Lusitania The German U-Boat The U.S. in World War I Trench Warfare Tsar Nicholas II Vladimir Lenin Wilson’s Fourteen Points Woodrow Wilson WWI Changes in Modern

19 Legendary Weapons from Celtic Mythology Assignments This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Topics Included: Fragarach (“The Answerer”) Caladbolg Gáe Bulg (“Belly Spear”) Cliamh Solais (“Sword of Light”) Lúin of Celtchar Tathlum Brionac The Dagda’s Club The Morrígan’s Spear Scáthach’s Spear Nuada’s Sword Manannán’s Wave-Sweeper The Silver Hand of Nuada The Stone of Fal Balor’s Eye Carnwennan The Sword of Conaire Mór The Spear of Assal