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Rebellion in the Netherlands Map

The Dutch colonies had been governed by Spain via the powerful Habsburg family for a generation, but the old king, Charles V, had been born and raised in the low countries, he spoke the language and understood the people.  When … Continue reading

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Presidential Fact Finders

To celebrate President’s Day this year, we’re playing Presidential Fact Finders.  You start with a simple craft, then turn it into a game!  You’ll need 2 contrasting colors of construction paper, pencils, scissors, glue, and this printable template from our … Continue reading

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Abraham Lincoln Time Line

Abraham Lincoln was a fascinating man who changed the course of America’s history. Most of us know his basic story, but here are some fun facts you may not know. . . Lincoln loved animals and refused to hunt. He … Continue reading

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European Colonization of Africa

After Europeans had exploited or tried to exploit every other people on earth, they turned their attention to Africa in the 1800′s. First they merely explored, then they began to trade (including the slave trade), and finally they wanted to … Continue reading

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