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In what ways can people protest? Think back over the examples we have seen this term – which do you think were most effective?

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1 In what ways can people protest? Think back over the examples we have seen this term – which do you think were most effective?

2 Forms of protest? Petitions Strengths? Weaknesses? Books / Pamphlets Violent protest Speeches Legal challenges Boycotts ??

3 Learning Objectives Evaluate the effectiveness of different forms of protest Explain the role of some of the early campaigners for civil rights in the US.

4 How effective were the early rights campaigners?  You will be researching the role played by the three individuals below.  For each consider the strengths and the weaknesses of their contributions.  Who do you think was most effective and why? BOOKER T WASHINGTON WILLIAM DU BOIS MARCUS GARVEY What has been the legacy of each of these individuals? How has had the greater lasting significance?

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