SIX ENGAGING ANTEBELLUM AMERICA VIDEO LESSONS!

Name: Antebellum Era Unit Bundle
Brand: History For Humans
SKU: fkc1789992790720
Price: 17.49 USD
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ALL THESE RESOURCES GO WITH THESE SIX HISTORY FOR HUMANS VIDEOS:

1) Jacksonian Democracy...for some

2) Women's Roles in the 1800s

3) Slavery and King Cotton

4) The Market Revolution
5) Second Great Awakening
6) Whig Party Emerges

EACH VIDEO-LESSON INCLUDES:

1) Interactive, Follow-Along Notesheet
2) Quick Quiz
3) Extension Activity

WHAT STUDENTS LEARN

All History For Humans videos teach through the power of story to make the history relevant and meaningful to students. In lesson one, students learn how "Jacksonian Democracy" spread democratic values to nearly all white men while others suffered and were ignored- like women, enslaved people, and Native Americans. In video-lesson two, students discover how women's roles transformed as they entered the workforce as "Factory Girls", the cult of domesticity, and how reform movements like temperance and abolition led to the Women's Suffrage Movement. Next, in lesson three, students learn how the cotton gin led to increased profits for southern planters at the expense of enslaved people who still managed to resist their oppression. In the fourth lesson, students learn how a market and transportation revolution impacted nearly all Americans while helping to unite the nation and transforming it forever.

Then in fifth lesson, students will learn about the Second Great Awakening and how it changes the social, political, and religious landscape in America was igniting a spirit of reform. Lastly, in the final lesson, students learn about how the rise and fall of the Whig Party.

***The lessons cover state-standards while making sure the content is still interesting.

ACTIVITIES WITH THIS BUNDLE:

1. President Jackson Collage: Read about Jackson's life and presidency and illustrate a collage based on the fascinating history they learn.

2. Primary Source Analysis: Read and answer question on a speech demanding women's rights and opportunities while making connections and reflecting.

3. Listen to Black Spirituals: Read lyrics and listen to old 'Black Spirituals' and answer questions to understand how music & religion impacted the culture of enslaved people.

4. Mapping the Market Revolution: Analyze a map, answer question, and fill out a blank map on how the market and transportation revolution changed the nation.

5. Document Analysis: Students analyze 4 primary sources to answer an inquiry question: "How did the Second Great Awaking affect the United States?"

6. Democrats v Whigs: Students read a secondary source on the differences between the two parties and then analyze campaign posters to see how politicking changed at the time.

This bundle requires no-prep and includes all resources needed, supports for diverse learners, and are ready to engage and excite your students! And there is a unit test and answer keys for everything! ✅