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African American Pioneers in Early Utah
Describe the experiences and contributions of early Black pioneers including Green Flake and Jane Manning James.
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Westward Migration and Pioneer Settlement
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Goal
Understand the push and pull factors behind diverse migrations to Utah, patterns of settlement, and the human geography of frontier communities.
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Learning standards covered
UT Standard 2.2Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeStudents will compare the causes and lasting effects of various non-Mormon groups’ migrations to Utah. (history)
UT Standard 4.4Utah Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeStudents will use data and other evidence related to a cultural, ethnic, or religious group in Utah to interpret the group’s historic/current conditions and experiences. (history, geography)