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Historical Inquiry: Primary Sources, Artifacts, and Timelines
Evaluate historical photographs, letters, journals, artifacts, and multi-decade timelines to answer historical questions.
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American Civil Rights Movements and Historical Inquiry
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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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