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Black History Month dbqs for Microsoft PowerPoint
Road to Jim Crow: Primary Source DBQ Set w/ Guided Discussion (GSE SS8H7)
This guided DBQ (document-based question) for the Jim Crow era is a ready-to-use lesson packed with social studies skills. A Jim Crow DBQ is a great way to help students teach themselves about this time period in U.S. History. This product has everything you could want in primary source instruction! Includes:24 separate documents (organized into 12 sets)2/3 of the sources are primary sources; others include infographics and articles50-slide Ppt that guides students through the process of analyzi
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6th - 11th
Also included in:Â New South in Georgia GSE SS8H7 BUNDLE Elements a-d
To Publish or Not to Publish- Ethics in Photojournalism
To Publish or Not to Publish- Ethics in Photojournalism
A mixture of Mind Mission activity and DBQ strategy, To Publish or Not to Publish- Ethics in Photojournalism honors the Civil Rights movement of the 1960’s in Birmingham, Alabama. As photo editors, students analyze an archival photo and a current photo in order to choose the one they think best commemorates the anniversaries of the 1963 Children’s March that followed the bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. Debat
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Jim Crow Era & Civil Rights Movement (Quick) Full Unit Lessons
This lesson details the story of Jim Crow Era and How it was defeated by Civil Rights Activists. Check the details of each lesson below!This unit details the horrors of the Jim Crow Era as well as the triumphs of brave civil rights activists! Check out lesson descriptions below:The Start of the Jim Crow Era:This lesson goes over the start of the Jim Crow Era. I teach this lesson directly after I finish the Reconstruction era. At first students record notes in the attached graphic organizer. The
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Jim Crow Era | Full Unit | Lesson Plans
This unit details the horrors of the Jim Crow Era as well as the triumphs of brave civil rights activists! Check out lesson descriptions below: The Start of the Jim Crow Era: This lesson goes over the start of the Jim Crow Era. I teach this lesson directly after I finish the Reconstruction era. At first students record notes in the attached graphic organizer. The first slide defines what the Jim Crow Laws were. I think it is important to emphasize that they were state and local laws that disrega
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7th - 12th
4 Approaches to Civil Rights, King, Malcolm X, Jackson, Clergy Slideshow for DBQ
This is a three-part bundle that includes a slideshow, four documents with a 1-pager of questions, and a Venn diagram. Students analyze four primary source documents in small groups, seeking out the goals, tactics, similarities, and differences between Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Joseph Jackson, and the Eight Clergymen who, in a letter to King, challenged the idea of protest as a tool for attaining Civil Rights. The documents include 1 to 2 page abridged versions of King's Letter from a Birmi
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9th - 12th
Civil Rights Movement | Montgomery Bus | Freedom Rides | Little Rock 9 | Sit ins
In this lesson students learn about the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement. Students learn about the tragedy of Emmitt Till and his brave mother who ignited the civil rights movement of the 50s and 60s. This multi-day lesson plan teaches students about how courageous protestors take on Jim Crow laws. It leverages a lot of video clips because the content is modern enough for students to actually see what happened. The lesson takes a focus on fighting segregation. Check out the follow up lesso
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8th - 11th
Also included in:Â Jim Crow Era & Civil Rights Movement (Quick) Full Unit Lessons
1950s to 1960s America PowerPoint & Google Slides + Martin Luther King
The 1950s to 1960s America PowerPoint and Google Slides teaches students about the history of the United States after World War II. This was the time of the affluent society and the Civil Rights Movement. This PPT and Google Slides includes some questions students need to answer while the teacher is presenting. This bundle also has a fun presentation on the biography of Martin Luther King with a trivia game at the end!In the class, students will understand what the United States was like in the
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8th - 10th
Civil Rights Movement: Photograph Analysis Activity
This activity was created for my 11th grade US History honors classes. It can serve as an introduction to a "civil rights" movement as a way to get students to preview some of the key content. Students are tasked with analyzing 6 total photographs of key figures/events/topics: Rosa Parks, Little Rock Nine, Ruby Bridges, Greensboro Lunch Counter Sit-Ins, Freedom Riders, 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing.They describe the "main" and "side", and have space to ask their own questions of each pictur
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9th - 12th
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S3 Barrack Obama Source-based Activities (DBQ)
This outstanding resource thoroughly reviews the topic with a well-researched historical narrative coupled with inset explanations of specialist terms as well as providing biography, cause & consequence, and discussion questions. This resource especially focuses upon historical source analysis (DBQ) through speech decoding, interpretation of written sources, images, and political cartoons. This resource provides a very thorough answer guide with scoring guidance. This resource can be used in
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â S3 Source-Based Activities BUNDLE (Antiquity to Modern)
Dig Deeper: Booker T. Washington and Du Bois' Work- Complete Package
Your job is done. If you are looking to teach the similarities and differences between the work of W.E.B Du Bois and Booker T. Washington (and learn a few things yourself) you've found it. And there is NO work to be done by you beforehand.Each slide is chalk-full of in-depth learning about the lives of these two men and the positions they took in advancing equality of Black Americans. The slides come with:Primary Source DocumentsDiscussion QuestionsActivitiesTeacher notesYou can spend as much as
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
I have a Dream vs. Declaration of Independence Essay
Perfect for Government class when wanting to get students to delve deeper into the Declaration of Independence and the lives of colonists in comparison to the equal rights movement. This makes students analyze the lives and beliefs of our founding fathers and how that ripples across the decades to more relevant issues of racism and discrimination in their lives. The file includes the instruction to students and a rubric. Included in your download is both a digital or print file option, to accomm
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9th - 12th
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