1. Turning Pointsin History Workbook 32 2. Event: Proclamation1763 of 1763• Significance: The British were attempting to stop thecontinuing conflict between the Natives…

Slide 1Pearson Education, Inc., Longman © 2008 Civil Rights and Public Policy Chapter 5 Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy Thirteenth AP* Edition Edwards/Wattenberg/Lineberry…

Slide 1Civil Rights Chapter 5 Slide 2 WHO GOVERNS?WHO GOVERNS? 1.Since Congress enacts our laws, why has it not made certain that all groups have the same rights? 2.After…

1. IDENTIFYING SCHOLARLY MATERIAL VINCENT P. TINERELLA 2. EVIDENCE 3. SOURCES PRIMARY – Information or data that has not been evaluated or analyzed census data laws diaries…

1. Civil Rights and Public Policy Chapter 5 2. Introduction• Civil Rights – Definition: Policies designed to protect people against arbitrary or discriminatory treatment…

Slide 1 Identifying Scholarly Material Vincent P. Tinerella Periodical Literature Easy to understand language No specific format Professional Journalists Commercial Publishers…

1. Unit 1:Reconstruction in the SouthBellringer:Brainstorm a list of significant terms,people, and places you can recall on theCivil War. 2. Flashback: Using the information…

1. Unit 1:Reconstruction in the SouthBellringer:Brainstorm a list of significant terms,people, and places you can recall on theCivil War. 2. Flashback: Using the information…

Slide 1Reconstruction Slide 2 State of the South Slide 3 Slide 4 Slide 5 Slide 6 Questions of Reconstruction ► How to rebuild the South after the Civil War? ► How to…

Slide 1Chapter 12 Sec 1 Rival Plans for Reconstruction Slide 2 The Issues of Reconstruction When the Civil War ended, parts of the South lay in ruins – homes burned, businesses…