Analyze Historical Events

Skills to Master:

SS 1.1 Evaluate historical outcomes in context.

SS 1.2 Analyze multiple perspectives.

SS 1.3 Analyze historical sources.

SS 1.4 Evaluate the importance of people’s actions in shaping outcomes.

SS 1.5 Analyze outcomes as either change, continuity, or both.

Click HERE for SS 1s Continuum

Lesson 2: Risking It All

To Do:

Watch the "The Sixties" video👤
Explore the list of civil rights movements 👤
Make a copy and Complete the Analyzing Historical People and Events document 👤
Submit to Slate☑️

Resources:

Video-Only watch until 9:00 minutes

Key Moments/People

List of Events

Your Task:

Use the resources above to complete the task about three major events that occurred during the Civil Rights Movement→

Events Chart

Assesses SS 1.1

Lesson 3: Seeing All Sides

To Do:

Watch the "The Sixties" video👤
Explore the resources provided👤
Make a copy and Complete the Protest Tactics document 👤
Submit to Slate☑️

Resources:

Segregation in the United States ‑ Meaning, Facts. & Legacy | HISTORYAfter the United States abolished slavery, Black Americans continued to be marginalized through Jim Crow laws and diminished access to facilities, housing, education—and opportunities.

Groups During the American Civil Rights Movement | American Experience | PBSRead descriptions of the different groups involved during the civil rights movement.

Victory for Nonviolence | American Experience | PBS

Civil Rights Perspectives

Assesses SS 1.2

Your Task:

Use the resources above to explore the three main perspectives about segregation/integration.

Lesson 4: Taking a Deep Dive

To Do:

Watch the "The Sixties" video👤
Explore the resources provided👤
Make a copy and Complete the Protest Tactics document 👤
Submit to Slate☑️

Resources:

Civil Rights Leaders

Your Task:

Use the resources above to complete the task→

Civil Rights Deep Dive

Assesses SS 1.3-1.5

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