About This Course
This webinar series will focus on the history of the Civil Rights Movement. The presenter will discuss how the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s sought to break down racial barriers to equal opportunity, desegregate society, and eliminate negative implications of racial distinctions.
In this course, you will:
- Define the main catalysts that shaped the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement.
- Analyze the consequences of the Jim Crow era, including its effects on modern society.
- Analyze factors that led to the development of the Black Power Movement.
MPORTANT INFORMATION: Please note that this course contains videos. Once you start watching a video for this course, you must complete viewing it. Partial video views WILL NOT BE SAVED. You can pause the video, but you will need to finish the entire video before moving on, or you'll have to start it all over again.
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SCECHs Granted
- 3 - General SCECH
Duration
- 90 days
Content Area
- Social Studies
Source
- Michigan Virtual