Civil Rights Movement Photo Analysis Gallery Walk

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In this Civil Rights Movement gallery walk, students rotate through six stations making observations and inferences about 6 iconic photos in Civil Rights History. Students respond to meaningful questions relating to six historic photographs from the Civil Rights Movement and answer a culminating evidence-based question.

Milestone Events

1. Rosa Parks Fingerprinted (1956)

2. Protest over Little Rock Integration (1959)

3. Ruby Bridges Integration of William Frantz Elementary School (1960)

4. Sit-in at Woolworth’s Lunch Counter, Jackson, Mississippi (1960)

5. Freedom Riders Arrested, Birmingham, Alabama (1961)

6. March on Washington, Washington DC (1963)

7. Selma March, (1965)
8. The signing of the Voting Rights Act (1965)

9. Greensboro Lunch Counter Sit-in (1960)

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6 stations

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3 bonus stations

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