Modern Retellings
Adapt a classic fairy tale into a modern story with a new setting, cast, and point of view.
Adapt a classic fairy tale into a modern story with a new setting, cast, and point of view.
Compare U.S. events and movements from Reconstruction onward with timelines and source analysis.
Compare monarchs’ policies, succession choices, and legacies across historical periods.
Compare medieval monasteries, monastic orders, and their roles in society.
Compare Buddhist monastic traditions by tracing their origins, daily rules, and practices.
Trace Mongol campaigns, rule, and Eurasian exchange around a focused history question.
Explain how Mongol armies conquered territory and changed life across Eurasia.
Compare Greek myth monsters and trace their roles in ancient stories.
Analyze and evaluate debates surrounding public monuments and their historical context.
Analyze and compare moral codes from various religious ethics for clarity and application.
Analyze and compare principles of moral law within theological contexts.
Analyze ethical issues based on moral naturalism principles in secular contexts.
Analyze how a perceived threat becomes a moral panic and shapes public response.
Compare ethical arguments and build a reasoned case for a difficult decision.
Analyze who bears moral responsibility for a conflict, decision, or harmful outcome.
Create a folktale with a moral lesson for a child or classroom.
Compare utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics on a specific moral dilemma.
Compare competing ethical values and map the consequences of a difficult decision.
Spot motivated reasoning in an argument and test conclusions against evidence.
Trace a new religious movement’s origins, turning points, leaders, and social context.