'Plessy' diaporamas de présentation

The End of Reconstruction

The End of Reconstruction. SS8H7 The student will evaluate key political, social, and economic changes that occurred in Georgia between 1877 and 1918

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Chapter 8 sec 1 page 165. Segregation The Jim Crow Era Plessy v Ferguson The Populist Movement Ida B Wells Lynchings. Section 1: The Jim Crow Era. Main Idea

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Ch. 18 The Civil Rights Movement

Does treating people equally mean treating people the same? What would it mean to treat people equally in these situations?. A man and a woman apply for a job as a shoe sales person. What would the employer have to do to treat these two applicants equally?

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The Progressive Era: 1900 - 1920

The Progressive Era: 1900 - 1920. Unit 8: The Progressive Era RUSH Mrs. Baker. What does it mean to progress?. Why do you think this idea of progress was introduced after the Gilded Age? . The Origins of Progressivism. What is the Progressive Movement?.

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Democracy

Democracy. Popular Sovereignty Liberty Equality . Two Types of Democracy. 1. Direct. All Vote. All Participate. PTO. 2. Indirect. Representative. Republic. Rule by elected officials. Representatives. Senators. Congressmen. Founder's/Framers Thoughts. Direct Democracy is.

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Civil Rights and Changing times

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Warm up: Images and Song Notes on: Discrimination Closing Activity: Quotes Review

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American History SOL Review

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Take notes on the following slides. You will need to copy the text in red. The South is destroyed. The Civil War ended April 9, 1865. Most of the land in the South was destroyed by the Civil War. The South would need to be rebuilt .

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Reconstruction was the time period after the civil when the north was rebuilding the south. Reconstruction took place between 1863 and 1877. President Lincoln was the main policymaker until he was assassinated in April 1865. Reconstruction act.

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The Reform Movements

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VOTING RESTRICTIONS & SEGREGATION

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Wrapping up Reconstruction

Wrapping up Reconstruction. Have out your plain white paper and card stock from last class Pick up the two handouts in the front of the room Yes, you will need a textbook. Important information. Please take your agendas out to record this. You will have a quiz on Reconstruction on:

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Reasons for the Civil War. April 14 th 1865 (by John Wilkes Booth). Johnson Plan Pardons granted to those taking a loyalty oath No pardons for Confederate officials and persons owning property valued in excess of ( worth ) $20,000

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Role of the Federal Government in Public Education

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Historiography

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Chapter 8 section 3

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Plessy vs. Ferguson

Plessy vs. Ferguson . By Bri Dickerson, Gillian Mendez, Kaitlyn Strada, & Stephanie Dellavia . Background. In 1890, the Louisiana legislature passed a law requiring railroads to separate passengers on the basis of race.

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