19th Century Reform Movements Activity - Abolition and Suffrage - Grades 6-9
By Micah's Learning Resources
Which reform would you join? This interactive explorer asks students that driving question as they investigate the great reform crusades of 19th century America. Students choose a movement, dig into its leaders, methods, opposition, victories, and internal debates, and read a primary source in the reformers' own words before deciding where they would have stood. What's Included: A Choose tab introducing five reform movements and the central question Deep-dive sections on Abolition, Suffrage, Labor, Temperance, and Prison Reform Leaders, methods, opposition, and key victories for every movement A primary source and reflection prompt inside each movement A self-scoring quiz across all five movements plus a teacher guide Best For: US History, Antebellum America, Progressive Era, and civics units in grades 6 to 9. Perfect for inquiry lessons, document analysis, whole-class discussion, and independent research. How to Use: Download the single HTML file and open it in any modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari). No installation and no login needed. Works on computers, tablets, and Chromebooks, and it shares cleanly through Google Classroom, Canvas, or any learning platform. More From Micah's Learning Resources: If this fits your classroom, these related resources pair well with it: - American Revolution: Strategic Timeline and Cause-Effect Lab - Arizona State History - Berlin Wall Escape - Cold War Strategy Decision Game - Grade...
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