James Monroe established the Monroe Doctrine, a U.S. foreign policy that effectively closed off North and South America from further colonization by Europe. Click for Monroe Doctrine worksheets in PDF and Google Slides format.
A concise background information worksheet perfect for your students so they can understand why the Monroe Doctrine was written and the important parts it discussed. Students can answer questions at the bottom in class or for homework.
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Explains the events leading up to the Monroe Doctrine as well as what the Monroe Doctrine states.
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This download includes the assignment in PowerPoint format, PDF format, RTF format AND Microsoft WORD formatThis assignment guides students through the Monroe Doctrine (abridged from 957 words to 638 words) with Text-dependent questions, political cartoons, annotations and explanations of terminolog...
The Active Reading U.S. History Activity and Notes Pages will guide your historians through the Monroe Doctrine and its impact in Mexico. This resource includes a formative assessment, interactive journal insert, and bulletin board décor. With embedded questions and corresponding activities, the resource supports active reading and engagement for the Monroe Doctrine and beyond. I hope that you will enjoy this exciting activity packet for both independent learners and whole class instruction. This resource includes material to lead your historians through the Monroe Doctrine, the Monroe Doctrine in Mexico, and, as a bonus, the Annexation of Alaska. Each Active Reading Worksheet includes short passages followed by content-based reading questions to support active reading and engagement. The Note Pages correspond to the readings so that your historians can create lasting notes that appeal to both visual and linguistic learners. The resource also includes a Monroe Doctrine formative assessment, an Interactive Journal Insert, and bulletin board terms and definitions to collect for your history classroom. This resource includes: •3 Separate Readings with Embedded Questions •Monroe Doctrine Quick Check (formative assessment) •3 Separate Notes Pages •Interactive Journal Insert •Bulletin Board Terms and Definitions •Answer Keys
Teach your students about the Monroe Doctrine with this reading activity. 6th-8th grade and home school are the target.
Use the resource, Understanding the Monroe Doctrine Reading and Comprehension Worksheet, to enhance content in both social Studies and ELA/reading. This is also a great resource to utilize as an assessment. Seven thought-provoking, short-answer and multiple choice comprehension questions follow the ...
Get More for Less! This Worksheet is part of the Monroe Doctrine Bundle (3 Worksheets for $2!) Monroe Bundle with Answer Key Monroe Doctrine Political Cartoon Worksheet ans Answer Key Students will use a political cartoon to answer questions...
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In this presidential decision making activity, students take on the role as President Monroe in a history simulation on the Monroe Doctrine trying to develop a solution to a national crisis. SITUATION: After many Latin American nations won their independence and established republics, there is a serious threat that the European monarchies are set to help Spain reclaim these lands and put an end to their republics. Great Britain who prefers these nations to be independent has proposed an alliance of sorts with the United States to keep European nations from colonizing the Americas. How will you respond, Mr. President? First, you review a timeline of important events that led to the crisis to help students understand factors leading to this issue. Then there is a 'context' overview slide that breaks down the crisis into a very understandable language. Then, students read the 'Presidential Briefing' and complete the 'Presidential Decisions' worksheet in this very engaging, student centered lesson. The worksheet has students consider important questions a president must consider before coming to a decision- what do we know about this issue, what limitations do I have, what does the Constitution allow me to do, what do I wish the result to be, what could go wrong, how do the American people feel on this issue, and several more. This is such a powerful problem-solving activity for history class that develops critical thinking and active learning! Then, students write a short speech announcing their decision and this could be read to the class so students learn how each group approached the crisis. Lastly, you review what the president actually did to handle this situation- which is explained on the slideshow. There is a sheet to record what actually happen and reflect on how well they did in the activity. Trust me, students will be so much more interested in what actually happened, ask questions about it, and think critically about a historical event they might otherwise have not cared a lick about! So get your students in the drive seat in history and engage them in some seriously exciting history! This has everything you need to complete the activity- no outside resources are needed! And there are links to the Google slides version so you can edit anything you want! Its definitely the most engaging lesson for President Monroe that I use with my students. These presidential decisions lessons are some of the most engaging activities you can do in history class. While these are fun history activities, they are still rigorous! 👊 Engaging US History lesson plans ready to excite your students and great for your homeschool history curriculum as well!
This simple primary document reading on the Monroe Doctrine includes 3 key excerpts of the primary source to guide students into understanding its purpose.After reading the excerpts, students complete 5 analysis questions and create a political cartoon that explains the Monroe Doctrine visually. Thi...
