World History Medieval Map End of Year Review Geography Social Studies Grade 7

This blank world map for introducing World History or Medieval Times (Middle Ages) Geography Curriculum Preview (Grade 7) is perfect for a beginning-of-year introduction to World History Middle School Middle Ages and a general geography review. It’s made for 7th-grade History and Social Studies. All major rivers, continents, and oceans are also labeled!

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This blank world map for introducing World History or Medieval Times (Middle Ages) Geography Curriculum Preview (Grade 7) is perfect for a beginning-of-year introduction to World History Middle School Middle Ages and a general geography review. Made for 7th-grade History and Social Studies. All major rivers, continents, and oceans are also labeled!

Here’s what you get:

  1. A Curriculum Preview Click Map- As students click on the map, different regions of study appear for them to label and color in. All continents and oceans are also labeled!
  2. A blank world map with areas of study indicated with dashed lines for seamless labeling.

Regions included:

1. Medieval Europe

2. Empires of Islam

3. Byzantine Empire

4. West African Empires (Ghana, Mali, Songhai)

5. China

6. Japan

7. Inca

8. Maya

9. Aztec

10. All Continents and Oceans

11. Major Rivers with surrounding regions.

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Our World History Curriculum, including Ancient History and Medieval History lessons, is key-concept based. It focuses on the “big six” key concepts for social science, often called GRAPES.

By studying World History through these key concepts, students discover the crucial attributes that helped ancient and medieval civilizations prosper. They also build a framework that supports future learning and connects recurring ideas across history.

Each unit comes with notes, graphic organizers, and review worksheets that have the GRAPES key concepts in mind:

  • G= Geography
  • R= Religion
  • A= Achievements
  • P= Politics/Government/Leadership
  • E= Economy
  • S= Social Classes

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