Description
Looking for a quick way to cover important events in 1970s history in the U.S. from 1970-1979? This engaging vocabulary page set makes for a quick lesson and a fantastic review for exams!
This 1970s history vocabulary lesson includes print and digital resources!
What’s included with the print versions:
* Vocabulary page with terms from 1970s history (1 page, students can color-code the terms; uneditable PDF)
* Student Notes Pages (2 pages, students can complete this on their own or they can take notes on the terms as you go over the PowerPoint with them; uneditable PDF)
* Completed Student Notes Pages (2 pages, use as an answer key or give to students who need more support; uneditable PDFs)
* Color versions are also included
* PowerPoint that covers all of the material in the notes and includes video links to help you expand on topic you want your students to learn more about (30 slides, text at the bottom of the slides is editable, images and vocab terms are not editable)
What’s included with the digital versions:
* Student Notes Pages (2 pages, in color, students can complete this on their own or they can take notes on the terms as you go over the PowerPoint/Google Slides with them; fillable PDF and Google Slides versions are included; not editable with Adobe Pro or in Slides)
* Google Slides presentation that covers all of the material in the notes and includes video links to help you expand on topic you want your students to learn more about (30 slides, text at the bottom of the slides is editable, images and vocab terms are not editable)
Included 1970s History Topics:
Richard Nixon
EPA
Vietnam War
Anti-war Protests
Pentagon Papers
Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education
Roe v. Wade
New Federalism
Detente
War Powers Act
OPEC Embargo
Watergate
Gerald Ford
Nixon Pardon
Stagflation
Mayaguez Episode
Recession
Jimmy Carter
SALT I and II
ERA
Department of Energy
University of California Regents v. Bakke
Camp David Accords
3 Mile Island
Iranian Revolution
Hostages in Iran
Soviets in Afghanistan
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