Friday, December 16

Agenda:

1. Discuss/Collect Civil Rights Timelines
2. Watch segment of "Citizen King" and discuss the protest in Birmingham
3. Read/discuss "A Letter From Birmingham Jail"

HW: make up work

Thursday, December 15

Agenda:

1. Discuss/turn in Freedom Rider questions
2. Civil Rights Protest Timeline (linked)

HW: finish timeline

Wednesday, December 14

Agenda:

1. Continue with "Freedom Riders"

HW: finish questions on Freedom Riders

Tuesday, December 13

Agenda:

1. Discuss "Freedom Riders"
2. Start to view film on "Freedom Riders" (questions and video link available under assignment links)

HW: work on questions

Monday, December 12

Agenda:

1. Leaders and Strategies of the Civil Rights Movement Power Point (linked)

HW: none

Friday, December 9

Agenda:

1. "Demand for Civil Rights" Power Point Lecture/Discussion

HW: none

Thursday, December 8

Agenda:

1. Finish Civil Rights Questions (gold sheet)

HW: have questions finished for tomorrow

Wednesday, December 7

Agenda:

1. Finish "The Century: Poisoned Dreams"
2. Turn in video questions
3. Civil Rights pre-test (linked)

• answer the first ten questions
• discuss answers
• hold on to the paper so you can answer the other questions

HW: none

Tuesday, December 6

Agenda:

1. The Century: "Poisoned Dreams"

• discuss civil rights
• begin viewing
• answer questions (linked under "Assignments")

Video link:

Part One (first 15 minutes)

Part Two (second 15 minutes)

Part Three (last 15 minutes)

HW: First half of video questions

Monday, December 5

Agenda:

1. 1950s Test

HW: none

Friday, December 2

Agenda:

1. 1950s clicker review

HW: study for test on Monday

Thursday, December 1

Agenda:

1. Chapter 20.1/20.2 questions due
2. Discuss chapter 20 questions
3. 1950s review sheet (test is on Monday)

HW: Start studying for your test.  Remember that any review notes you create from the review sheet are extra credit.