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"Colonial Foundations No. 1" Regents US History Short Essays

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US History and Government short-essay packet cover with spaces for student name, date, and class or section
Cover of the US history short-essay packet
Set 1 essay instructions: describe historical context and explain relationships between two documents
Instructions for the first document set
Set 1, Document 1: map of the slave trade from Africa to the Americas, 1650–1860, with routes and totals
First document in Set 1: slave trade map
Set 1, Document 2: John Barbot's account of captivity, kidnapping, famine, and the sale of enslaved people
Second document in Set 1: John Barbot account
Set 2 essay instructions: explain historical context and how audience, purpose, or bias affects reliability
Instructions for the second document set
Set 2, Document 1: late medieval trade map showing European sea, overland, and river routes linking cities
First document in Set 2: medieval trade routes
Set 2, Document 2: Columbus journal excerpts about repairing the Pinta, sailing west, and compass readings
Second document in Set 2: Columbus journal
Short-essay scoring rubric for historical context and document relationships, showing levels 4, 3, and 2
Scoring rubric for the document relationship essay
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Colonial Foundations No. 1 Regents US History Short Essays

A dynamic teaching resource designed to enhance the study of US History for Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12 students. Created with educators in mind to improve their students' understanding of historical document analysis skills.

Stimulus-Based Short-Essay Questions

This product aligns with the New York State Regents Examination requirements in United States History and Government (Framework). It includes two sets of documents based on topics 11.11 THE US IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD. The format is adapted from a NYSED prototype examination carried out in June 2019.

Set 1 Tasks:

  • Contextualize two related documents historically.
  • Explain their association considering cause/effect or similarity/difference or turning point scenarios.

Set 2 Tasks:

  • Analyze how factors like audience, purpose, bias or point of view may affect a document's credibility as historic evidence.

All tasks include short essay questions that use a five-point rubric for scoring purposes.

Note:
Usage restrictions apply. Only single classroom utilization per purchase is permitted; further sharing both online and offline without permission is a violation infringement.

The 'Regents US History Short Essay' package offers exclusive access codes to video lessons available at InnovationAssessments.com/TestDrive featuring auto-corrected questions embedded within them.

Bonus Features Include:
    This resource provides beneficial features such as:
  • Short essay exercises focusing on analytical skill-building and comprehension enhancement around American history themes like THE UNITED STATES IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD.
  • Exclusive access to video lessons on InnovationAssessments.com/TestDrive with embedded auto-corrected questions.
  • A provided PDF that can be easily printed and distributed in line with your unique teaching style and preference, great for coursework reinforcement, concept review, timed assessments, and deeper learning processes.
Note: Please only share within individuals in the same school/district to avoid potential redistribution or editing without permission.

What's Included

PDF document: Cover sheet, document set 1, document set 2, grading rubric

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