Marshall (2017): Complete Movie Guide

Marshall (2017): Complete Movie Guide

This thoughtfully designed teaching resource is a narrated movie guide concentrating on the life of Thurgood Marshall, a main figure in the civil rights movement. Suitable for Grade 7 to Grade 11 students, and used in public school scenarios or homeschooling.

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Ideal for studying holidays or special observances, this guide looks at Marshall's challenges faced during his time as an NAACP lawyer. The focus spans through:

1. A high-profile case involving Joseph Spell falsely accused by Eleanor Strubing.
2. The partnership with Jewish lawyer Sam Friedman.
3. Discussion on racial tensions of the time.

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Besides highlighting these historical occurrences, it also discusses one of Marshall's landmark cases: Brown v Board of Education (1954).

• This complete movie guide delivers insight into Thurgood's significant contributions to American history seen from this case's prism.

Ease-of-Use Factor

The package comes with an easy-to-follow viewing guide including 27 questions paired with timestamps; all contained in just one printed page (double-sided)!

Note: It includes a digital format compatible with popular learning management systems such as Schoology or Google Classroom. This makes it easily accessible and offers endless use possibilities – be it group classroom discussions or individual homework assignments.

To get started exploring civil rights movements and culture-history intersection using this resourceful tool; simply buy the Marshall movie today available on platforms like iTunes or Amazon!

Credits:
Clipart thumbnail credits go to Clip Art Emporium & Prince Padania.