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African American Civil Rights

African American Civil Rights. 13 th Amendment. Adopted in 1865, eight months after the war ended, the amendment forbade slavery in the United States . . 14 th Amendment. Citize n.

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White Out! A detective approach to improve historical literacy

White Out! A detective approach to improve historical literacy. Anthony Fitzpatrick Vice President of Professional Development Services The American Institute for History Education. Oklahoma Skills Standards.

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THE 1950s:

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White Out! A detective approach to improve historical literacy

White Out! A detective approach to improve historical literacy. Anthony Fitzpatrick The American Institute for History Education. Borrego Springs, CA. What is White Out.

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Chapter 3 Civil Liberties & Civil Rights

Chapter 3 Civil Liberties & Civil Rights. The Bill of Rights: A Charter of Liberties Nationalizing the Bill of Rights Civil Liberties Civil Rights. The Bill of Rights: A Charter of Liberties. Article I of the Constitution includes Writ of Habeas Corpus Bill of Attainder

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Civil Rights Museum

Civil Rights Museum. Josie Bachman & Rachel Ciccozzi Period 2. Brown vs. Board of Education. Questions: How did Linda Brown feel walking to school on a railroad track? Why did they segregate schools? Comments:

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Civil Rights Museum

Civil Rights Museum. Josie Bachman & Rachel Ciccozzi Period 2. Brown vs. Board of Education. Questions: How did Linda Brown feel walking to school on a railroad track? Why did they segregate schools? Comments:

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Civil Rights Museum

Civil Rights Museum. Michelle Manganelli and Erica Cox 6/7 period. Brown Vs. Board of Education. What interest me is that segregation was not only in the South, but all over the country. What makes me angry is that we are all the same people just in different ways.

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Civil Rights Museum

Civil Rights Museum. Breanna Welch; Alyssa Wagner Class Period 9. Brown vs. Board of Education. Linda Brown is seven years old and has to walk across railroad tracks and take an old bus to get to her African American school. It upsets me that she has to walk so far because of her skin color.

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Civil Rights

Civil Rights. The struggle for equality in the US. Dred Scott v Sanford. Slave Dred Scott was brought to free states in the North. He sought his emancipation, arguing he was in a state where slavery was illegal.

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Postwar Society & Liberalism

Postwar Society & Liberalism. Chapters 19. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Eisenhower won the election of 1952. In presiding over the changes taking place in American society in the 1950s, President Dwight David Eisenhower projected an aura of paternal calm. . Eisenhower and the Domestic Agenda .

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The Eisenhower Era

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Rights- Writing Journal

Rights- Writing Journal. What rights do you have as an American citizen? What gives us these rights? How would you react if someone tried to take your rights away? What could you do? .

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The Civil Rights Movement

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The Civil Rights Movement

The Civil Rights Movement. By : Marlon Hargis. Timeline of the Civil Rights Movement. May 17,1954 Supreme Court ruling Separate but equal schools Whites and blacks had to go to the same school because it was fair 1955 Rosa Parks Refused to give up her seat Montgomery, Alabama 1957

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APUSH Review: Civil Rights in the 1950s

www.Apushreview.com. APUSH Review: Civil Rights in the 1950s. Everything You Need To K now A bout Civil Rights in the 1950s To Succeed In APUSH. Key Civil Rights Achievements Prior to 1950. Jackie Robinson: Broke the MLB color barrier on April 15, 1947 Executive Order 9981 (1948):

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June 2010 4 Study Sources D and E and use your own knowledge.

June 2010 4 Study Sources D and E and use your own knowledge. How useful are Sources D and E as evidence of attitudes to the Hollywood Ten? Explain your answer, using Sources D and E and your own knowledge. (10).

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Civil Rights

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