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    Running Head: Charting the Course: Social Studies WebQuest / Reflection Essay Charting the Course: Web Quest/Reflection Essay Patricia Hameed Grand Canyon University Professor Florence Elliott EED-465 03/17/2013 Charting the Course Education as preparation to teach social studies emphasis is on inquiry content common core standards‚ to encourage teachers use frameworks that move away from exclusive use of textbooks. An interview done by myself with Mrs. Johnsons a social studies teacher

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    NAACP The civil rights movement in the United States has been a long‚ primarily nonviolent struggle to bring full civil rights and equality under the law to all Americans. It has been made up of many movements‚ though it is often used to refer to the struggles between 1945 and 1970 to end discrimination against African-Americans and to end racial segregation‚ especially in the U.S. South. It focuses on that particular struggle‚ rather than the comparable movements to end discrimination against other

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    Ap American History Whitney Young Whitney young was a civil rights activist born on July 31‚ 1921 in Lincoln ridge‚ Kentucky. He graduated from Kentucky State College at 18 and he studied engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After his discharge‚ he received an MSW from the University of Minnesota in 1947. Mr. Young has many accomplishments from being head of many social worker companies to being advisors to president. But his overall goal was to bridge the gap between

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    known as Jackie. Jackie Robinson changed the nation for the better through the effect that he had outside of baseball. In this essay I will explain to you how his career opened up other opportunities for future athletes‚ How his career affected the civil rights movement‚ and finally how the hatred and cruelty he received from whites exemplifies white supremacy. First of all Jackie Robinson’s career opened up many more opportunities for athletes to come. Think of all of the great African American athletes

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    not be hurt. Many people think that race is not causing problems in schools today. Well they are wrong it still continues today. There are people that still believe that different races and ethnic backgrounds should not go to school together. The civil rights movement was supposed to give equality to everyone. With everyone having their own religious beliefs is making it harder for people to get the education they need. “The

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    the growth and maturation of the civil rights movement. In this book‚ Anne Moody talks extensively about the civil rights movement that she participated in. It dealt with numerous issues that had to do with racism and that many people did not agree with. Moody also include many contemporaries that would either make or break her equal right fight. “Coming of Age in Mississippi” gives the reader a first-hand look at the efforts that many people did to gain equal rights. “It no longer seemed important

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    What specific experiences and circumstances in her childhood and adolescence le Anne Moody to become a civil rights activist? What impacts did her activism have on her and her family? Coming of Age in Mississippi by Anne Moody is an autobiography of her life growing up in Mississippi and her civil rights movement work. Anne Moody depicts a time social change and injustice. She was given a unique view of life‚ by being integrated within the lives of the Cook household and especially the Claiborne

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    Andrew Young To American History Service? Andrew Young is an American politician‚ diplomat‚ rights activist and church minister. He was active in fighting for the rights and economic empowerment of the Black American people. Young’s influence went beyond the borders as he also advocated for liberation and economic development in African and Caribbean states Early life and education Church ministry Rights activism and SCLC Service in Congress Ambassador to the United Nations Works Awards Early

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    Affairs.” -Civil Rights movement is political and Domestic Affair (examples) -How do African Americans use Truth Force? The movement’s effective provocation of shocking clashes between southern police and nonviolent demonstrators heightened the national salience of the civil rightsultimately compelled a reluctant federal government to take decisive action on behalf of African-Americancivil rights -It is impossible for those who consider… -Struggles During Civil Rights Movement -Police

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    the civil rights movement. In the film Mississippi Burning the main focus is on the FBI helping African American achieve justice and prove to African American that they are willing to challenge the police department and clansmen for them. On the other hand freedom song portrays a combination effort of the old generation and the young generation trying to bring the community together to fight for their right. In both films‚portrays the corruption of the law towards African American and civil rights

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