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Illustrating History: Civil Rights Activity Book

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Cover of Illustrating History: Civil Rights by Catherine M. Jaime from Creative Learning Connection
Front cover of the civil rights activity book
Title page of the civil rights activity book naming Catherine McGrew Jaime and Creative Learning Connection
Interior title page and author attribution
Introduction explaining that students sketch important dates and events to explore civil rights history
Introduction to the book's sketching approach
Illustration activity for 1866: the First Civil Rights Act, President Andrew Johnson's veto, and citizenship
1866 event page for students to illustrate
Illustration activity for 1881: Booker T. Washington starts a school for Black students in Tuskegee, Alabama
1881 Tuskegee school event to illustrate
Illustration activity for 1884: Moses Walker in major league baseball and the Cuban Giants formed the next year
1884 baseball event page to illustrate
Illustration activity for 1890: Mississippi uses voting tests to disenfranchise Black men
1890 voting restrictions event to illustrate
Illustration activity for 1896: the Plessy v. Ferguson decision allows 'separate but equal' facilities
1896 Supreme Court decision to illustrate
Illustration activity for 1898: Louisiana's 'grandfather clause' ties voting rights to grandfathers' eligibility
1898 Louisiana voting event to illustrate
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The Illustrating History: Civil Rights Activity Book is a 32-page download full of printable pages. There are 20+ important dates/events for civil rights printed 1 per page. Students will read about the event and then use the rest of the blank page to create their own illustration representing the event. This is an excellent way for students to exhibit knowledge of history through their own eyes.

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1 PDF with ready to print pages

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