Government Part 7: Civil Rights - Performance Education

Government Part 7: Civil Rights
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Workbook: 150 pages: 53 lessons, 258 test questions

Classroom activities, brain games, thinksheets – and the “Mother of all tests.”
All based on Bloom’s taxonomy.
Why students love these lessons: lotsa games.
Why teachers love this book: Landmark cases, brief lectures, great graphic organizers, major documents, famous quotations, and tests that hit everything on your state test.

The big picture
What is citizenship?
Is there any such thing as “second-class citizenship”? (No.)

The 14th Amendment
Integration of schools was based upon the 14th Amendment.
1. Plessy v Ferguson (1896) – segregation is okay.
2. Brown v Board of Education (1954) – segregation is not okay.
How the Civil Rights movement won the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Affirmative action – action and reaction.

The 15th Amendment
How the Civil Rights movement won the right the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Acquiring citizenship
How a person becomes a naturalized citizen.

Making it memorable
The 14th Amendment: The Supreme Court ended segregation.
The 15th Amendment: But more people died over the right to vote.
(Think about that on Election Day.)

What are Teacher's Toolbooks? Click Here. Hint: You need only one for the entire class!

What are Teacher's Toolbooks? Click Here.
Hint: You need only one for the entire class!