Focus on Civil Rights Sit-Ins

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Pub Date Aug 01 2022 | Archive Date May 31 2022
Lerner Publishing Group | Lerner Publications ™

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Description

Although the institution of slavery ended with the US Civil War, racism persisted. Learn about civil rights sit-ins, the key figures who fought for equality, and the movement's connections to present day.

Although the institution of slavery ended with the US Civil War, racism persisted. Learn about civil rights sit-ins, the key figures who fought for equality, and the movement's connections to present...


A Note From the Publisher

Title also available as a paper back for $9.99 (ISBN 978-1-7284-6285-1).

Title also available as a paper back for $9.99 (ISBN 978-1-7284-6285-1).


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ISBN 9781728423500
PRICE $30.65 (USD)
PAGES 32

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This book is part of the series "History in Pictures," which provides historical photographs and brief explanations of important historical topics. I think the questions listed beneath the Table of Contents listing are very important to use and should be emphasized and even modeled for young readers so that they learn to get the most out of examining photos. The book provides a brief look at civil rights sit-ins and protests and introduces well-known figures like Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks, as well as lesser known protesters. The last text page also focuses on "photo reflection." Teachers would find it easy to use this book with children and to supplement it with further material. Back matter includes a glossary, source notes, and a reading list, This book and these photos are a great way to introduce young readers to historical contexts and to promote historical literacy.

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