Cold War Map Activity (Print and Digital)

Description

These two maps will help students become more familiar with Europe during and after the Cold War. Students will identify nations that belonged to NATO, the Warsaw Pact, and which ones remained neutral. In addition students will learn how the map of Europe changed after the Cold War ended.

What’s Included with the Print Versions:
*Blank Europe After World War II map with questions for students to answer (2 pages)
*Blank Europe After World War II map without questions (1 1/2 pages)
*Coloring Page for Europe After World War II (1 page)
*Answer key for Europe After World War 2 map (2 pages)
*Animated PowerPoint shows each location and the key – perfect for classrooms without textbooks or Internet access (31 slides, each slide guides students through completing the map)
*Blank Europe After the Cold War map with questions for students to answer (2 pages)
*Blank Europe After the Cold War map without questions for students to answer (1 1/2 pages)
*Coloring Page for Europe After the Cold War (1 page)
*Answer key for Europe After the Cold War (2 pages)
*Animated PowerPoint shows each location and the key – perfect for classrooms without textbooks or Internet access 43 slides, each slide guides students through completing the map)

What’s included with the Digital Versions:
*Europe After World War II and Europe After Cold War for students to label (Slide 1 students will drag labels to the correct spot on the map; Optional Slide 2 includes questions for students to answer; PowerPoint & Google Slides versions; not editable)
*Online Map lets students test their knowledge of locations in Europe (internet connection is required to access, works on all browsers and with all devices, no account and no logins required, self-checking)

***This is included in the following larger unit bundles:
* U.S. History from 1877 Map Activities Bundle
* U.S. History Map Activities Bundle
* U.S. History to 1877 Bundle
* U.S. History 1877 to Present Bundle
* U.S. History Mega Bundle: Exploration to Present

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