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MIGRATIONS of African Americans

MIGRATIONS of African Americans. The Great Migration (1916-1930) The Second Great Migration (1940-1970) The Third Great Migration (1970-today). The Great Migration (1916-1930). The Second Great Migration (1940-1970). The Civil Rights Movement 1950’s-70’s. T he Children.

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MIGRATIONS of African Americans

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  1. MIGRATIONS of African Americans • The Great Migration (1916-1930) • The Second Great Migration (1940-1970) • The Third Great Migration (1970-today)

  2. The Great Migration (1916-1930)

  3. The Second Great Migration (1940-1970)

  4. The Civil Rights Movement1950’s-70’s The Children

  5. Civil Rights “Hot Spots” Birmingham (#10 & 13) Wallace elected governor 16th Street Baptist Church Bombed

  6. “Four Angels of Change” 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing Sept. 15th, 1963

  7. 50 Year Anniversary

  8. The Children’s March

  9. MLK & Malcolm X

  10. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION • A policy in which an individual's color, race, sex, religion or national origin are taken into account by a business or the government in order to increase the opportunities provided to an underrepresented part of society. • It is often considered a means of countering historical discrimination against a particular group.

  11. Regents of the University of CA v. Allen Bakke (1978) Const. Issue Details (about 5) Supreme Court’s Decision Impact Upon Society

  12. JIGSAW: Count off to “3” Draw a “T-Chart” in your notebooks Group 1: “The Case for Affirmative Action” Group 2: “The Case Against Affirmative Action” Group 3: “Academic Merit is Most Important” If you finish early, split up & join another group

  13. Socratic Seminar Essential Question: Should Affirmative Action programs be legal today? We will be looking for: 1. Pro/Con Arguments using the “T-Chart” 2. Use of the Four Cornerstones of Geography: Location, Conditions/Place, Connections, & Region 3. Socratic Seminar etiquette

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