'Jim crow south' presentation slideshows

I. Gilded Age

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Truman Domestic Policies

Truman Domestic Policies. McElhaney APUSH. Postwar domestic adjustments The Taft-Hartley Act Civil Rights and the election of 1948 . Servicemen's Readjustment Act, 1944 (GI Bill) Taft-Hartley Act, 1947 Fair Deal Racial issues after WWII Desegregation of Military Jackie Robinson

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Eugenics and Education:

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Sketching Out the End of Reconstruction

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WWII: Crucible of Change

WWII: Crucible of Change. Q: How did WWII accelerate changes already going on in the U.S.?. I. Blacks and the Sources of the Civil Rights Movement. A. Breaking the Color Barrier Pre-war defense industry: blacks only as janitors

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird. Web-Quest : Harper Lee, Conspiracy Theories, and Censorship. Ms. Wellmeyer Revised 10/2011. Instructions for web-quest. Copy and paste the links from the slide into a web browser (Explorer, Safari, etc ) Read the articles on the web page

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What is Genre?

What is Genre?. Genre is the way we commonly classify and categorize books. Why should I bother with it?. The 7 Major Genres. Fantasy Realistic Fiction Mystery Historical Fiction Non-Fiction Poetry Science Fiction. Science Fiction. Also called Sci-Fi Imaginative and creative

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IMAGES FROM THE JIM CROW SOUTH

IMAGES FROM THE JIM CROW SOUTH. With text and haikus by Richard Wright.

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Movement and Progress

Movement and Progress. By: Jessica Greenwood. Their Eyes Were Watching God. By: Zora Neale Hurston. Janie Crawford.

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The 1930s

The 1930s. The Great Depression and The Jim Crow South. Dorothea Lange. Photographer who travelled around the United States during the 1930s to capture the lives of those affected by the Great Depression. Photos and information taken from: http://www.shorpy.com/dorothea-lange-photographs.

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the Post World War II Era

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Persuasive Writing

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The New South (1877-1900)

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Week Two

Week Two . American Lit Fourth Quarter. Am. Lit DO NOW 4/22/13. Have your MLA format citation practice homework out for me to check (from last week. Yellow sheet of sources you wrote citations for and made three source cards) Respond in full sentences:

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird. WebQuest: Harper Lee, Conspiracy Theories, and Censorship. Read the article and answer the following questions: How many plots are in this novel? What does the first plot revolve around? The second? What are two of the broad themes of To Kill a Mockingbird

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Jim Crow South

Primary Sources. Jim Crow South. Review. Literacy Test- must pass reading and writing tests in order to vote Most set up for people to fail Poll Tax- citizens must pay tax to vote Most blacks could not afford this tax

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Socialization

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird. An informative introduction to inform you of important information. Nelle Harper Lee. Born in 1926 and raised in Monroeville, Alabama. Dad- Amasa Coleman Lee (prominent lawyer) Mom- Francis Cunningham FINCH Lee Tomboy as a kid Grew up with young Truman Capote

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