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Do Now: Grab a Worksheet and do the ‘Do Now’

Do Now: Grab a Worksheet and do the ‘Do Now’ Objectives: Students will be able to…(1) explain major events of the civil rights movement (2) identify key information from text Homework: Keep working on projects (DUE April 1). “Separate but Equal”. “Separate but Equal”.

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Do Now: Grab a Worksheet and do the ‘Do Now’

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  1. Do Now: Grab a Worksheet and do the ‘Do Now’ Objectives: Students will be able to…(1) explain major events of the civil rights movement (2) identify key information from text Homework: Keep working on projects (DUE April 1)

  2. “Separate but Equal” “Separate but Equal”

  3. “Jim Crow” laws – Nickname for Segregation Laws

  4. De facto segregation –Segregation by custom/tradition

  5. NAACP (National Association for Advancement of Colored People) – Supported Court Cases • More political power – Great Migration • CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) – Founded by James Farmer and George Houser • Used Sit-ins – a form of protest The Origins of the Movement

  6. Thurgood Marshall – Chief Counsel/Director of legal defense and education fund for NAACP • Linda Brown – Denied access to school (Topeka Kansas) • Case reversed Plessy vs. Ferguson • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTGHLdr-iak Brown vs. Board of Education

  7. “Massive Resistance” against desegregation • Abused Supreme Court Ruling – “with deliberate speed” • Southern Manifesto – 99 Southern Members of Congress Signed • Pledge to use “all lawful means” to reverse decision Southern Manifesto

  8. Spawned from Rosa Parks incident • Boycott organized of busses in Montgomery, Alabama • Martin Luther King Jr. (26) – Put in charge Montgomery Bus Boycotts

  9. Pastor • Believed in Non-Violent protests (Crucial) • Who did he draw on for this notion? • Part of SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) – Collection of churches that helped fight segregation Martin Luther King Jr.

  10. Eisenhower – sympathized with civil rights • Disagreed with protests and court rulings (Needed to be Natural) • Thought it would lead to violence and splitting of country • Civil Rights Act 1957 – Impacted voting discrimination • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oodolEmUg2g (Little Rock Nine) Crisis In Little Rock

  11. Final Discussion Questions

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