'Black power movement' presentation slideshows

African American History Since the Civil War

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1963-2009

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The Civil Rights Struggle Continues

The Civil Rights Struggle Continues. Ch. 21, Sec 4, 5. Kennedy & Civil Rights. Martin Luther King arrested in Georgia, sentenced to 4 months hard labor. While running for President in 1960, John F. Kennedy (Democrat)persuaded Georgia to release King on bail.

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Black Arts Movement

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Black Arts Movement

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The 1960s The Counterculture

The 1960s The Counterculture. The War at Home. The rise of the counterculture reflected a loss of faith in the liberal reforms promoted by John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson.

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How can we define the Black Power Movement?

How can we define the Black Power Movement?. How many images can you remember?. How can we define the Black Power Movement?. LO: To be able to define the Black Power Movement by using a range of sources. How many images can you remember?. How can we define the Black Power Movement?.

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The Civil Rights Movement

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Chapter 11 Ethnicity and Race

Chapter 11 Ethnicity and Race. Ethnicity refers to cultural practices and outlooks of a given community that tend to set people apart. Ethnic groups. Members see themselves as culturally distinct. Characteristics that set them apart may be language, history, religion, ancestry.

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2. Who started the Black power movement?

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Answer the question in the first paragraph.

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Dionne Brand

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Frederick Douglas

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100 Years of Injustice

100 Years of Injustice. Last Civil Rights legislation passed during Reconstruction (1865-1877) 13 th , 14 th & 15 th Amendments Civil Rights Act of 1866 Installment of: Black Codes, Ku Klux Klan, Jim Crow

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Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement. Philosophical Leaders: MLK Jr., Malcolm X, and the Black Panthers. Non-violence or Arms?. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/eyesontheprize/resources/vid/11_video_noi_qt.html This video goes back and forth between MLK Jr. and Malcolm X.

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The Black Power Movement

The Black Power Movement. The Black Power Movement. Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles . The Black Power Movement. Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements. The Black Power Movement.

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Nikki Giovanni: A strong voice for the Black community

Nikki Giovanni: A strong voice for the Black community. Natalia Juan Camilo.

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