US History Blended
Objectives:
- Determine the causes and effects of the Voting Rights Act
- Explain the motivations of both voting rights activists and those seeking to deny the right to vote
- Analyze the role civil rights leaders played during this era
- Distinguish between de facto and de jure segregation
- Make judgments about the protest strategies used during the 1950s as opposed to the 1960s
- Infer reasons why the Civil Rights movement became increasingly militant in the 1960s
Bell Ringer:
Open De facto vs De Jure Segregation Disc
Activities:
- Whole Group: Present De facto vs De Jure Segregation
- Collab/Ind: Finish Unit 3/Turn in PLT Reflections/#2 Ch 14 VOC Quiz
20th Century World p. 5
Objectives:
- Identify the people, parties and events that led to rise of Nationalists and Republicans and International fighting forces of Spanish Civil War.
- Summarize the ideas of the Nationalists or Republicans to create a convincing ad to earn foreign intervention for your side.
- Sequence the most significant events and battles of the Spanish Civil War.
- Examine and analyze the impact on the outcome of the Spanish Civil War several of the major battles.
Bell Ringer:
Sit in Groups and report chosen battle
Activities:
- Work on Civil War Commercial/Timeline Due Thurs Midnight
US History A p. 6
Objectives:
- Review ideas, terms and concepts related to Civil Rights Movement.
- Identify ideas, terms and concepts related to Civil Rights Movement.
- Analyze the causes and effects which resulted in the start of Civil Rights Movement, evaluate its effects of on American society.
Bell Ringer:
Prepare for Unit 4 Objective Summative
Activities:
- Take Objective Summative
- Intro Malcolm X Viewing Guide Summative
- Identify Vocab Terms