Decades in Ink: Great Depression Diary Project
Students explore the Great Depression through historical context, event timeline planning, primary-source diary analysis, and first-person narrative writing.
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Georgia Civil Rights Trail: Primary Source Journey
Students explore Georgia’s Civil Rights Trail, including the Martin Luther King Jr.
$5USD · Digital download
Students explore Georgia’s Civil Rights Trail, including the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park and Albany Movement. The activity combines historical reading, speech analysis, image analysis, and comparison of participant and official perspectives.
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- Students will identify the purpose and significance of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park.
- Students will explain themes from Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1968 speech.
- Students will analyze primary sources using source, context, and meaning questions.
- Students will compare participant and official perspectives on civil rights protests.
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