1. Agenda: Home Fun: April 18, 2016 Mustang Monday Warm-Up – Flocabulary
MLK v. Malcolm X
Home Fun:
Finish dialogue and Venn diagram
Warm-Up – Flocabulary
Write down three facts from the video clip.
Explain the significance of one of your facts.
1-2 sentences
US History Week 14

2. Agenda: Home Fun: April 19, 2016 Trivia Tuesday Warm-Up
MLK v. Malcolm X Dialogue
Home Fun:
Finish dialogue
Timeline
1st 5 questions on Study Guide
Warm-Up
Identify and explain one similarity and two differences between MLK and Malcolm X.
5 sentences min.
US History Week 14

3. Venn Diagram
As a group read and discuss the background information on the two Civil Rights Activists
Discuss EQ and Complete the Venn Diagram
EQ: In what ways are the two activists views similar and how are they different?

4. MLK vs Malcom X Talk Out
Discuss the following quotes regarding the methods to achieve equal rights in the US.
What does each quote tell you about that persons beliefs regarding how men and women of color have to act to become a part of mainstream American society (white America)?
Do the quotes seem to agree with the documents we read for each activists? Why or why not?
Which quotes do you agree with? Why
Which do you disagree with? Why
Quote 8
MLK: Why should we create an image of blacks for whites to fear and hate?
Quote 2
MLK: Your ideas of self-defense will provoke more violence against blacks.
Quote 1
Malcom X: Your “nonviolence” results in more blacks being beaten and killed.
Quote 10
MLK: “An eye for an eye” will only make the whole world blind.
Quote 5
Malcom X: Nothing will change until black people start fighting back.
Quote 9
Malcom X: I can’t love a group of people that has oppressed my people for over 300 years.
Quote 4
MLK: Separation is no different from segregation.
Quote 6
MLK: We must not resort to the tactics that they use against us.
Quote 7
Malcom X: Why waste time trying to change white people’s minds.
Quote 3
Malcom X: Integration into a racist system won’t work.

5. MLK v. Malcolm X Dialogue
Create a two page dialogue between Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X that reflects their differing viewpoints on the method African Americans should use to achieve equal rights in the United States follow these steps to complete your dialogue:
Begin your dialogue by copying the following lines on a piece of paper
Malcolm X – Martin, you’re going about this civil rights thing all wrong.
Martin Luther King Jr. – Is that right? Well, do you have any better ideas?
Malcolm X – as a matter of fact I do… (finish this sentence)