World History
Quizlet Review for Rome Unit
My students will be taking their test on Rome next week. They have a traditional study guide to work on as well as the Quizlet flashcards above. Quizlet lets you create your own flashcards or you can use others. My students will be given the choice of filling in their study guide or creating the flashcards on Quizlet.
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