'Civil rights era' presentation slideshows

The Civil Rights Era 1954-1975

The Civil Rights Era 1954-1975. The Spark: December 1, 1955: Rosa Parks. A frican American woman in Montgomery, Alabama was told to give up her seat for white folks boarding the bus She refused and was arrested. Post WWII Changes Strengthen Protests:

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Constitutional Law

Constitutional Law. The American System December 2003. Agenda. Who's here? Introductions Formal welcome to Politics 365 Talk about the Course Talk about the Constitution A Video Introduction. Agenda. Who's here? Introductions Formal welcome to Politics 365 Talk about the Course

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USINg music to engage language learners

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The 1920: A Bi Polar Decade

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Chapter 9: Gender Stratification

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The Conscription of Local Police for the Federal Policy of Mass Deportation

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EveryDAY USE by: Alice Walker

EveryDAY USE by: Alice Walker. Vocabulary. recompose: to restore to calm; to settle again doctrine: a set of rules, beliefs, or values held by a group heritage: something passed down through generations, such as tradition, values, and property furtive: sneaky, secretive.

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English IV

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Other Movements in the Civil Rights Era

Other Movements in the Civil Rights Era. Malcolm X, Nation of Islam, Black Panther Party. Civil Rights Groups Began to Drift Apart Impatient for other areas of segregation to end Northern Issues De Facto Segregation (by custom) vs. De Jure Segregation (by law)

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McKenzie Gould Pd. A-B

McKenzie Gould Pd. A-B. Racism. The root of racism. The first is that racism is part of human nature--that it's always existed and always will. The second is the liberal idea of racism--that it comes from people's bad ideas, and that if we could change these ideas, we could get rid of it.

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Affirmative Action

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BLACK PANTHERS

BLACK PANTHERS. By Peter Kolesnik , Mark Kairelshtein , Mitchell Kevett. Significant Figures of The Black Panther Party. Huey P. Newton.

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Which Subgroup suffers the most from poverty in old age (65)?

Which Subgroup suffers the most from poverty in old age (65)? . Allie Jardin. Previous Research . Focused on w omen, who they determined are more likely to experience poverty than men .

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To Kill a Mockingbird

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Movies in the 60s

Movies in the 60s. The End of the Hollywood Studio System The Era of Independent, Underground Cinema . Content. timeline. The 60s. decade of Fun Fashion rock 'n' roll tremendous social changes ( e.g. the civil rights era and marches) transitional cultural values. Events.

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African-Americans

African-Americans. Slavery, Segregation, Integration. Historical Context. Slavery development of racist ideology master-slave relations Jim Crow Era segregation northward migration Modern Era nonviolent protest black power civil rights era. Demography Today.

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Civil Rights in the U.S.

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