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Basque Sheepherders and Cultural Heritage in Nevada
Describe the history, boardinghouses, festivals, and cultural traditions of Basque immigrants in northern Nevada.
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Diversity, Struggle, and Social Justice in Nevada
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Analyze the contributions of diverse ethnic communities in Nevada, examine patterns of discrimination, and evaluate civil rights movements.
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Learning standards covered
SS.4.18West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesCompare and contrast West Virginia’s population, products, resources, and transportation from the18th century through modern day.
SS.4.19West Virginia Social Studies Standards · All agesPose, research, and answer student-generated questions relating to West Virginia (e.g., primary source documents, magazines, online resources, etc.).