Description
Help your students build and retain key vocabulary terms with a visually appealing word wall. This resource includes 42 word wall terms related to the Reform Era and the Events Leading to the Civil War, vocabulary review strategies, and a review puzzle to support your students’ learning. You can view more in the preview here.
The following terms are included – Abolitionist, the American Colonization Society, Bleeding Kansas, Charles Sumner, the Compromise of 1850, Dorthea Dix, the Education Reform Movement, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, emigration, famine, the Free-Soil Party, Frederick Douglass, the Fugitive Slave Act, German Immigration, Harriet Tubman, Henry Clay, immigration, Irish Immigration, John Brown, the Kansas-Nebraska Act, the Know-Nothing Party, Lucretia Mott, the Market Revolution, Matilda Joslyn Gage, the Missouri Compromise, nullification, Popular Sovereignty, Preston Brooks, potato blight, the Prison Reform movement, reform, resistance, resilience, sectionalism, Sojourner Truth, Stephen Douglas, Susan B. Anthony, the Tallmadge Amendment, the Temperance Movement, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the Seneca Falls Convention, the Whigs
Included in this resource:
- 42 word wall terms that are specifically correlated with my Reform and Events Leading to the Civil War unit bundle. The definitions are written to access students at the middle school level. (PowerPoint – editable and PDF – not editable)
- A vocabulary review puzzle for students to complete cooperatively or as a full class (PowerPoint, PDF and a Google Slides link)
- Strategies for implementation
- The list of vocabulary terms utilized in both resources (PowerPoint, PDF and a Google Slides link)
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