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Assess history learning with unit tests, exam practice and document-based questions. Find American, ancient and world history assessments, plus review games and question-bearing study resources to support preparation.
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A short quiz with a separate answer key testing recall of key facts about the Magna Carta, the English Civil War, and the Glorious Revolution.
This resource includes a bundle of 12 tests and answer keys. Tests are designed as multiple choice and matching, Most questions are based on graphs, quotes, or political cartoons.
A comprehensive summative test assessing student knowledge of the American Revolution: key people, causes, battles, vocabulary, and the Constitution.
A World History II midterm exam review packet (43 questions) covering world religions, the Renaissance, and the Reformation, intended to help students review before testing.
A full-length, 30-question practice assessment (with teacher's guide, answer key, and separate student answer sheet) that mirrors the Texas STAAR Grade 8 Social Studies exam, used to prepare students for the real test and give teachers scoring/interpretation data.
A digital (Google Slides) review game for a US-in-WWII history unit, letting teachers quiz students on content via game formats like Family Feud, Build-A-Bear, and Attack!.
A back-to-school Grade 8 history skills diagnostic and intervention system: a 46-item beginning-of-year assessment covering 26 history/source-analysis skills (across source analysis, evaluating evidence, causation & change, data & context, and historical argument/DBQ), plus tools to score, group, and reteach based on results.
A summative printable assessment (plus a companion Google Forms quiz) covering Georgia Grade 5 Social Studies standard SS5H1: cattle trails, era inventors, McKinley/Roosevelt and the Spanish-American War, and immigration push/pull factors.
A 10-question short-answer worksheet plus a 20-question quiz (short answer, map labeling, and multiple choice) covering the causes, alliances, powers, weapons, and key events of World War I.
A test/assessment covering ancient civilizations in Asia (India, China, Japan), checking recall of inventions, geography, trade routes, and cultural facts.
An AP US History multiple-choice test question bank covering the Early 20th Century (No. 2) period, for exam-content review and practice.
A short-essay assessment task (two document sets) preparing students for the New York State Regents US History exam by having them analyze paired primary source Civil War documents.
A beginning-of-year Grade 5 social studies diagnostic system that assesses 26 specific skills across five strands (geography/environment, time/chronology, sources/historical thinking, civics/economics, data/argument), then routes students to targeted follow-up practice, extension activities, and reassessment.
Provide a cumulative review of the 5th grade social studies curriculum (US history topics) via task cards for use as end-of-year review or pre-assessment.
A single-topic reading-comprehension chapter slice on 'Key Events of the Civil War' from a Classroom Complete Press American Civil War unit, for grades 5-8.
A published (Milliken Publishing Company) illustrated workbook covering European history from 1500-1650 (the Reformation era), from Columbus's voyages through the Thirty Years' War, with review questions, map exercises, and two unit tests.
A short-essay assessment task preparing students for the New York State Regents US History exam by having them analyze paired primary source documents related to the Civil War and Reconstruction.
A single-topic reading-comprehension chapter slice on 'Background and Causes' from a Classroom Complete Press American Civil War unit, for grades 5-8.
A 120-page CCSS-aligned book study/assessment unit for the novel 'Colonial Voices: Hear Them Speak' by Kay Winters, covering comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, main idea, and historical-perspective (Patriot/Loyalist) skills for each of its narrator lessons.
A comprehensive multi-format resource on the life of Frederick Douglass, covering his biography, key facts, and legacy, for U.S. history / social studies instruction.
A primary-source analysis lesson pack built around 'Tecumseh's Speech to the Osage', teaching students to read and analyze a historical primary-source document using a structured Four-Reads method, then assess their understanding.
A printable set of open-ended essential/discussion questions covering major ancient civilizations, usable as an introduction, review, or assessment.
A chapter study guide covering the Scientific Revolution and Age of Exploration, for students to complete before an assessment or as a review, with an included answer key.
An anticipation guide of essential questions about history, designed to prompt students to think about values, concepts and issues before beginning an American history, civics, or government unit.