Civil Rights Projects. Civil Rights Projects for Honors and Gifted Period 4—Poster Period 6--Diorama Due Date: DAY AFTER SPRING BREAK 3/29 Select any.

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Civil Rights Projects

Civil Rights Projects for Honors and Gifted Period 4—Poster Period 6--Diorama Due Date: DAY AFTER SPRING BREAK 3/29 Select any moment in Non-Violent protest for Civil Rights in any country and time period except for Montgomery Bus Boycott It should be a NON-VIOLENT PROTEST (even if it ended violently, do not show the violent part). Poster---11x17 poster (can use construction paper)---Poster must include Name of Civil Rights Moment, Time Period (date), Location, At least one picture of protest, 1-paragraph summary about why they are protesting, Results (did the people involved gain the civil rights they were asking for? When?) PRINT OUT YOUR SOURCE. DO NOT PRINT OUT WIKIPEDIA ARTICLES. Diorama--create a shoebox diorama using Peeps marshmallow candy figures to represent the two sides. You must include an explanation on paper including: Name of Civil Rights Moment, Time Period (date), Location, At least one picture of protest, 1-paragraph summary about why they are protesting, Results (did the people involved gain the civil rights they were asking for? When?) Ideas: Little Rock Nine, Montgomery Bus Boycott, Farmworkers' Rights, Gay Rights, Gandhi, Suffragettes, March on Washington, Flower vs. Guns, Lunch Counter Sit-ins, Tiananmen Square, Las Damas de Blanco, Arab Spring, etc..... PRINT OUT YOUR SOURCE. DO NOT PRINT OUT WIKIPEDIA ARTICLES.

Montgomery Bus Boycott Poster Sample Montgomery, Alabama Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white passenger. Martin Luther King Jr. organized the Montgomery bus boycott in 1955 to protest segregated public transportation. For over a year, citizens in Mongtomery refused to take the buses. Instead, they walked or carpooled. The bus company lost a lot of money. The Supreme Court voted to end segregated busing in 1956.

Montgomery Bus Boycott diorama