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From Jonathan Faulk
4 playsWhat is the relationship between cause and effect? -
From Jonathan Faulk
3 playsLearn about a couple of historic landmarks in the United States: the Liberty Bell and the Statue of Liberty. -
From Jonathan Faulk
4 playsLearn about the causes and effects of the Montgomery Bus Boycott. -
From Jonathan Faulk
3 playsWhat are primary and secondary sources? -
From Jonathan Faulk
1 playsSal and Frankie discuss the invention of the telephone. -
From Jonathan Faulk
2 playsCompare and contrast the California Gold Rush and the Trail of Tears. -
From Jonathan Faulk
2 playsWhat is a useful source? -
From Jonathan Faulk
1 playsSal and Bobby discuss the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and its effect on passing Civil Rights laws. -
From Jonathan Faulk
2 playsWhat are "current events" and why are they important? -
From Jonathan Faulk
2 playsHow do sources show cause and effect? -
From Jonathan Faulk
1 playsWhat is COVID-19 and how did it impact the world around you? -
From Jonathan Faulk
3 playsLearn about symbols of the United States and the meaning behind them. -
From Jonathan Faulk
3 playsLearn about physical features in the world, what they look like on some maps and how they affect how people live, work, and play. -
From Jonathan Faulk
2 playsSal and Frankie discuss how to find the United States on a world map. -
From Jonathan Faulk
1 playsWhat is a natural resource? How do they affect how people live, work and play? -
From Jonathan Faulk
1 playsFrankie and Sal discuss how to use a map.