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American Civil Rights Movements and Historical Inquiry

4th Grade · Social Studies · US-ND-SS

7 lessons

Goal

Learners will explore key leaders and movements in the ongoing fight for civil rights and equality, using primary sources and historical inquiry skills.

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  1. The Abolitionist Movement and Leaders for FreedomUp next
  2. The Civil War and Lincoln's Emancipation ProclamationNot started yet
  3. The Fight for Women's Suffrage and Equal RightsNot started yet
  4. Civil Rights Leaders: Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa ParksYou are here
  5. Leaders for Farmworkers: Cesar Chavez and Dolores HuertaNot started yet
  6. Native American Civil Rights and Tribal Sovereignty LeadersNot started yet
  7. Historical Inquiry: Primary Sources, Artifacts, and TimelinesNot started yet
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us-ndE.6_12.3.1North Dakota Social Studies Standards · 4th Grade

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