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Un-Civil Rights - Unspoken History

Middle School
Social StudiesCivics and GovernmentCivil Rights

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History project that requires students to do research on key social groups such as the Black Panthers, Brown Berets, Young Lords, Native American Movement and their leaders to gain a broader understanding of the fight for equality. (All resources come with complete lesson plans/handouts/keys)

File 5.1.13.docx 59.2 KB
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File 5.2.13.docx 263.6 KB
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File 5.7.13 DM.docx 180.5 KB
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File 5.7.13 Independent Reading_Summary.docx 18.4 KB
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File 5.7.13.docx 263.8 KB
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File 5.8.13.docx 67 KB
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File 5.13-17.13.docx 245.1 KB
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File CR Project Google Doc.docx 362 KB
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File DM Modified Project.docx 58.8 KB
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File Integrated Prom In Wilcox County In Georgia Deemed A SuccessMW.docx 20 KB
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File Mission Schools Still Segregated MW.docx 18.5 KB
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File Unit 5 - After Malcolm_ Activist Project.docx 35.6 KB
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File 5.21.13 Independent Reading_SummaryHW.docx 64.4 KB
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File 5.22.13 Independent Reading_SummaryHW.docx 25 KB
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File CointelPro101Movie Questions.docx 24.5 KB
Assessment
File UnCivilRights Quiz.docx 276.3 KB
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File 5.24.13 BYSTANDER ACTIVITY.docx 56.8 KB
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cspencer133
March 2014
This lesson provides a wide variety of demonstration methods from which students can choose to show comprehension, including modified rubrics. There are a wealth of options and materials in this lesson. There are also several current event articles with questions throughout the files.

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