Big Ideas: > Explain how Plessy v. Ferguson legalized segregation. Describe the NAACP's strategy to challenge Plessy. > Explain the divided reaction to the Brown decision. > Trace the development of the Montgomery bus boycott, the freedom riders, the March on Washington. > Explain the philosophy of Martin Luther King > Describe how civil rights leaders tried to secure the passage of the voting rights act. > Compare segregation in the North with segregation in the South. > Identify disagreements among civil rights groups, and the rise of black nationalism. |
Unit 9a: The Civil Rights Movement 1960's Vocabulary Extra Credit - African American leaders lecture 9.1: The Kennedy Years lecture 9.3: The Impact of the Civil Rights Movement Homework: 21.1 Taking on Segregation #1- 4 African Americans use strong organization and nonviolent tactics to confront the South's policies of segregation and racial inequality. 21.2 The Triumphs of a Crusade #1- 4 Civil rights activists break down numerous racial barriers through continued social protest and the prompting of landmark legislation. 21.3 Challenges and Changes in the Movement #1- 4 The civil rights movement turns north, new leaders emerge, more militant, thus leaving behind a mixed legacy. Links to contributions by African American inventors: infoplease website Modern African-American inventors Black-network.com |
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