Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement
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Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Why Do I Care? Slavery in the United States ended approximately 150 years ago. But events that happened long ago may still affect your life. How is American life affected today by the slavery in America’s past? How would American life be different today if the Thirteenth Amendment had not ended slavery?
STORIES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Core Library An Imprint of Abdo Publishing abdopublishing.com
Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Surprise Me This book discusses nonviolent resistance in the Civil Rights Movement. After reading this book, what two or three facts about the movement did you find most surprising? Write a few sentences about each fact. Why did you find it surprising?
STORIES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Core Library An Imprint of Abdo Publishing abdopublishing.com
Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Dig Deeper After reading this book, what questions do you still have about the people who used nonviolent resistance in the Civil Rights Movement? What would you like to know about them? Write down one or two questions. With an adult’s help, find a few reliable resources about this time period that can help you answer your questions. Write a few sentences about how you did your research and what you learned from it.
STORIES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Core Library An Imprint of Abdo Publishing abdopublishing.com
Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Another View This book has a lot of information about how nonviolent resistance was used in the Civil Rights Movement. As you know, every source is different. Ask a librarian or another adult to help you find another source about the topic. Write a short essay comparing and contrasting the new source’s point of view with that of this book’s author. How are they similar and why? How are they different and why?
Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Why Do I Care? Slavery in the United States ended approximately 150 years ago. But events that happened long ago may still affect your life. How is American life affected today by the slavery in America’s past? How would American life be different today if the Thirteenth Amendment had not ended slavery?
STORIES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Core Library An Imprint of Abdo Publishing abdopublishing.com
Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Surprise Me This book discusses nonviolent resistance in the Civil Rights Movement. After reading this book, what two or three facts about the movement did you find most surprising? Write a few sentences about each fact. Why did you find it surprising?
STORIES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Core Library An Imprint of Abdo Publishing abdopublishing.com
Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Dig Deeper After reading this book, what questions do you still have about the people who used nonviolent resistance in the Civil Rights Movement? What would you like to know about them? Write down one or two questions. With an adult’s help, find a few reliable resources about this time period that can help you answer your questions. Write a few sentences about how you did your research and what you learned from it.
STORIES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Core Library An Imprint of Abdo Publishing abdopublishing.com
Nonviolent Resistance in the Civil Rights Movement Another View This book has a lot of information about how nonviolent resistance was used in the Civil Rights Movement. As you know, every source is different. Ask a librarian or another adult to help you find another source about the topic. Write a short essay comparing and contrasting the new source’s point of view with that of this book’s author. How are they similar and why? How are they different and why?
