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Students examine the events surrounding the Berlin Blockade. In this Cold War lesson plan, students discover details about the Berlin Blockade and the Berlin Airlift. Students examine primary sources and conduct further research about the events and write letters from the perspectives of people involved in the airlift.
Students investigate the Berlin Blockade. In this World War II activity, students discover details about the Berlin Blockade and the Berlin Airlift. Students examine primary sources and conduct further research about the events. Students compose letters from the perspectives of people involved in the airlift.
Students examine a document from the Berlin Airlift in order to research his important event in World History.
Through a series of readings and handouts, learners will study the shifts in perception that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall. The history lesson plan focuses on periods of change in post WWII German history that led to a changed perspective. Handouts and readings are not included.
Learners investigate the rationale for the formation of NATO in the face of a nascent Cold War. They use the Internet to access primary sources from the era and analyze the blockade of Berlin as the impetus for formation of NATO.
Eighth graders examine the life of composer, Irving Berlin. They learn the struggles he faced during his life and the impact he has on the music world today.
Learners examine the impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall. In this Cold War lesson, students analyze the "Brandenburg Gate Speech," delivered by Ronald Reagan and explore the reasons that communism did not flourish in the Soviet Union.
Students explore the artwork of Keith Haring and discover the messages in his art. For this Berlin Wall art lesson, students recognize the significance of the Berlin Wall through the study of an artwork. Students sketch a political issue they can relate to.
In this research worksheet, students use the Internet or other sources to find information about the Berlin Wall. Students use this information to answer 4 general short essay questions.
Students examine the events behind the destruction of the Berlin Wall and the continued struggles to truly unify the former East Germany and West Germany.