2/20 and 8.10 (continued)

Period 8: 1945-1980, Topic 10- The African American Civil Rights Movement  (continued)

Student Learning Objective- Explain the causes and effects of the African American Civil Rights Movement

1. Did you turn in the Jim Crow Laws Reflection 2/20?

Civil Rights timeline

2. What from the Civil Rights timeline are you familiar with?

3. What are the most important events in the Civil Rights movement?

U2- Pride

4. How does this connect to the Civil Rights Movement?

"I Have Dream" text

5. What is his point of view?

6. Who is his audience and why is that important?

7. What is the purpose of this speech?

8. What is the historical situation at the time?

Letter from a Birmingham Jail

9. Who is the intended audience?

10. What is the purpose?


HW- American Pageant Stormy Sixties (39 from an old edition)- Quiz Friday 2/21
American Pageant Stalemated Seventies (Chapter 39)- Quiz Friday 2/28

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