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1 BLACK POWER & CIVIL RIGHTS Donna Kelly Denise Duquette Savage

2 Are they related? Black PowerCivil Rights

3 Who is the first lady of Civil Rights? Rosa ParksClaudette Colvin

4 Which President did more? Why? How? Harry TrumanLyndon B. Johnson

5 Which Act is more important? Why? Civil Rights 1866Civil Rights 1964

6 Who is good? Who is bad? How do we decide? Martin Luther King Jr.Malcolm X

7 Which method is more effective? Violence vs. nonviolence John Lewis SNCC Leader Huey Newton Black Panthers Leader

8 Solutions Education Cultural Understanding Cultural Acceptance Perspective Teaching Embrace Differences

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