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Unit 10: The Civil Rights Movement

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1 Unit 10: The Civil Rights Movement
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2 District Assessment Please do your best
It helps me & the district know how we’re doing Once EVERYONE finishes, if there’s time, you can talk with your groups

3 Presentation Order Period 1
Thursday Claudette Colvin Daisy Bates Monday Stokely Carmichael Frank Kameny Betty Friedan Friday Coretta Scott King John Lewis Dolores Huerta

4 Presentation Order Period 2
Thursday Coretta Scott King Daisy Bates Stokely Carmichael Monday Friday Betty Friedan John Lewis Cesar Chavez Dolores Huerta Harvey Milk

5 Presentation Order Period 4
Thursday Coretta Scott King Daisy Bates Betty Friedan Monday John Lewis Friday Cesar Chavez Stokely Carmichael Harvey Milk Dolores Huerta

6 Presentation Order Period 5
Thursday Coretta Scott King Diane Nash John Lewis Monday Cesar Chavez Friday Harvey Milk Stokely Carmichael Betty Friedan

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