World Conflict Series

Activities engage students and build the full range of critical thinking skills essential for reading comprehension and understanding of the concepts. This collection of Teacher’s Resources is based on the Bloom’s Taxonomy six levels of thinking. Each 60 page book contains a color teaching guide, reading passages, student activities, tests, answer keys, and 6 color overhead transparencies. Each Big Book contains the contents of all the books in that series (170 pages/18 transparencies).

The American Civil War was a watershed event in United States history causing years of war and terrible destruction, but also signaling the last time an individual state ever seceded, and more importantly, the end of slavery. World War I was to be the “war to end all wars” due to the never-before-seen destruction it unleashed, but by 1939, the world was at war again, dragging even more countries into conflict and causing even greater turmoil. Major battles, methods and weapons of war, final outcomes and the wars’impact on and significance to the world today are all explored.