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UNIT 8 OUTLINE

Day 1 April 4th & 5th
Unit Overview
Begin 8.1 Origins of Civil Rights

Day 2 Wednesday April 6th
​​Crash Course John Green
Finish 8.1 Origins of Civil Rights

Day 3 Thursday/Friday April 7th & 8th
Assign Project Key Person (1945-1980) Video Presentations
​Begin 8.2 The Young Fight Jim Crow
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Day 4 Monday/Tuesday April 11th & 12th
8.3 Changing Laws and Minds
​Malcolm X Popcorn Reading
Key Person (1945-1980) Presentations Project Time

Day 5 Wednesday April 13th 
Chapter 15 Reading Quiz

Day 6 Thursday/Friday April 14th & 15th
3rd Period: 8.4 Camelot and Crisis
Key Person (1945-1980) Presentations Project Time

4th period: Begin Selma + Selma Movie Questions

Day 7 Monday/Tuesday April 18th & 19th
Warren Court Chart
American States Quiz (Must get above 85% on all three quizzes by Friday April 29th). (5/10/15 points)
https://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3044
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https://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3003
https://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3063
Selma
4th Period: 8.4 Camelot and Crisis
Finish Selma
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​Day 8 Wednesday April 20th
Chapter 16 Reading Quiz
Pass out Final Project Guidelines
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Day 9 Thursday/Friday April 21st & 22nd
4th Period: 8.4 Camelot and Crisis
Key Person (1945-1980) Presentations Project Time

3rd period: Begin Selma + Selma Movie Questions

Day 10 Monday/Tuesday April 25th & 26th
Key Persons Project Due​; Presentations
Friday is the last day to complete the American Colonies, States, and Capitols Quiz
(Must get above 85% on all three quizzes by Friday April 29th). (5/10/15 points)
13: https://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3044
States: ​https://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3003
Capitols: https://online.seterra.com/en/vgp/3063


Day 11 Wednesday April 27th
Jeopardy

Day 12 Thursday/Friday April 28th & 29th
HWP Due
Unit 8 Exam
​Last day to complete the 13SC quizzes.
Begin Forrest Gump

UNIT 8 LECTURE POWERPOINTS

8.1 Origins of Civil Rights
8.1 GLN
8.2 The Young Fight Jim Crow
8.2 GLN
8.3 Changing Laws and Minds
8.3 GLN
8.4 Camelot and Crisis
8.4 GLN

UNIT 8 required reading

Open Book Reading Quizzes
Chapter 15, The Cold War Begins (704-729) 15 Q
Chapter 15 Reading Quiz [April 13th]
Chapter 16 Pages Postwar America (737-763) 20 Q
​Chapter 16 Reading Quiz [April 20th]

UNIT 8 HOMEWORK PACKET

Cover sheet
1. ​Warren Court Graphic Organizer
2. Selma Movie Questions

3. Guided Lecture Notes 8.1-8.4
Unit 8 Coversheet
Court Cases Organizer
Warren CC Background
Selma Movie Qs handed out in class
Extra Credit Quicksheet
Unit 8 Quicksheet

Key Persons Project

Expectations: 
Explain in a 3 minute SMORE presentation,
(+5 points if your presentation is on a video)
and teach the historical significance of your person,
and how/why they are relevant to the Cold War Era (1945-1980).
Everyone must create something to further showcase understanding of the time period. (Rap, poem, drawing, poster, song, etc...)
Ask if you have any questions regarding the creation.

"It's time to fight back that's what Huey said, 
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two shots in the dark now Huey's dead"
Assigned Persons P3
Assigned Persons P4
Persons List
Period 3 Submission Link
Period 4 Submission Link



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Map a safe trip in
​the jim crow south

Green Book
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Claremont McKenna College - The Action, not the Race

"IF I'VE LOST CRONKITE, I'VE LOST MIDDLE AMERICA" -LBJ

Ignore below

THIS IS NOT YOUR Project​ IGNORE
5 minute presentation and video.
Pick a Warren or Burger Court Case and you will need to make sure that you teach the class, and your presentation needs to include: Backstory, Chief Justice information, the court's decision, and the historical significance. You must create a Smore Website Presentation in addition to a YouTube video. Get creative.
​Teach the class why this court case is important.

Videos are due Tuesday May 1st

1. Brown v Board 1954
2. Mapp v. Ohio 1961
3. Baker v. Carr 1962
4. Engel v. Vitale 1962
5. Gideon v. Wainwright 1963
6. Escobedo v. Illinois 1964
7. Griswold v. Connecticut 1965
8. Miranda v. Arizona 1966
​9. Loving v. Virginia 1967
10. Roe v. Wade 1973
11. US. vs. Nixon 1974
12. Regents of Univ. of California v. Bakke 1978

​Project: Landmark Warren Court Cases
​Presentations using ​(SMORE) and (YouTube)

Court Case Smore Turn-in Link

2nd period
4th Period
6th Period

landmark Court cases project

Roe v Wade 1973 EXAMPLE
The Help Movie Questions
Freedom Riders Worksheet
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