7 Charts, Maps, & Graphs from 19th Century America: Teaching Skills and Content!
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Included are 7 American History history maps, graphs, and charts activities that can be used to integrate math and data skills into early US American history. These 7 activities help teach essential chart, graph, and map skills and can be easily used as history warmups, bellringers, or homework exercises.
These work best when used with any time of study between 1800-1860. Or, if you prefer to focus on just math skills they can be integrated into any unit of study! These activities can be used as daily warmups or to enhance graph skills in isolation.
The 7 activities include:
- Enslaved Population compared to Total Population, 1860
- Data from three largest and three smallest states that allowed slavery, 1860
- The United States, territorial growth
- Percent of families holding people in bondage (slavery) in southern states, 1860
- Total citizens in 6 largest states, 1860
- Free Black, White, and Enslaved Population, 1860
- Native American Population, 1830
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