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Civil Rights in America: 'Seperate but Equal'
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Civil Rights in America: 'Seperate but Equal'

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Grade Level Grades 6-8
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Students consider if it is possible to have schools which are seperate but equal. The look at a case study 'Eye of the Storm' which looks at discrimination along the lines of eye color and then applies the reaction to Civil Rights. Good introduc

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February 10, 2020
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mshields
mshields May 03, 2014

This is a very useful powerpoint with higher order questions. However, the link is not there for the reference mentioned and the reference to grammar vs. comprehensive schools would need to be adapted to be applicable to US.

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