Template:US History timeline & concept chart introduction template: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
[[category:AP United States History]] | [[category:AP United States History]] | ||
[[category:US History timelines & concept charts]] | [[category:US History timelines & concept charts]] | ||
'''Click EXPAND for a note for mobile phone users''' | |||
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> | |||
* these timeline & concept charts use tables in order to connect ideas, timelines, and major concepts | |||
* tables are not mobile-friendly (they do not wrap to a single column) | |||
* when these charts are complete, we will in the future convert the charts to mobile-friendly format as an alternative file | |||
* we encourage you to use a tablet or larger monitor in order to see the charts here</div> | |||
'''Index''' | '''Index''' | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 5 December 2021
Objectives:
- to help students to
- associate timelines with events, persons, themes & concepts
- associate presidents with timelines, themes & concepts
- identify timelines with BIG IDEAS across periods of US history
- find connections and common themes across US history
- easily find relevant details for larger comprehension
- to help teachers to
- quickly review US History content for lesson planning
- provide students with easy and complete reference source for US history
Click EXPAND for a note for mobile phone users
- these timeline & concept charts use tables in order to connect ideas, timelines, and major concepts
- tables are not mobile-friendly (they do not wrap to a single column)
- when these charts are complete, we will in the future convert the charts to mobile-friendly format as an alternative file
- we encourage you to use a tablet or larger monitor in order to see the charts here
Index
Page structure & format guide
U.S. History course pages: