Progressive Era: Equality of African Americans

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Progressive Era: Equality of African Americans BPQ: What inequalities do African Americans face and what methods do they use to try and reach reform? Add to TOC Pages: 25-26

Akins Mock Election Go to the google classroom, code is: keeo4pa Click on the link to register to vote– for the mock election The mock election is Tuesday October 4. You’ll need your student ID to vote. It is your responsibility to go and vote

Strange Fruit Warm-Up=25 Write down the questions Listen to the lyrics 1. How does it describes scenes in the South? 2. Why is this “the way of life” in the South?

Review stuff from 8th grade!!!

Civil War

Slave Economy

North Wins the War

Reconstruction

South Wins Reconstruction

13th Amendment

14th Amendment

15 Amendment

Questions in your notes How do you think former Confederate states felt about these Amendments?

Making it difficult to vote Poll tax, literacy test, property qualifications

Segregation

Plessy v. Ferguson 1896

Terror

Booker T. Washington

W.E.B DuBois

Ida B. Wells

Jim Crow Video

Booker T. Washington vs. WEB Dubois You have 2 different readings at your tables: 1 by Booker T. Washington A. Questions 1-4 at the top 1 by WEB Dubois A. Questions 1-14 at the bottom 4. A concluding question 5. Switch articles to complete all the questions.

Exit Ticket: Reform for African Americans 1. What were the Reconstruction Amendments and what did they do? 2. Explain how the North won the war, but the south won reconstruction 3. Give two examples of how southern states tried to disenfranchise African Americans

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