Black Leaders of the Progressive Era – Wells Du Bois Washington

$1.95

Grade Levels
6th – 9th
Subjects
Social Studies – History, U.S. History
Resource Type
Graphic Organizers
Formats Included
Zip, Google Apps™
Pages
13 pages (with key) + 7 slides
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Description

With this activity, students will watch two videos that discuss three major Black thinkers of the Progressive Era – W.E.B. Du Bois, Ida B. Wells, and Booker T. Washington. Then, they will examine some quotes from those thinkers and determine which individual said which quote.

These individuals (except Washington) are also included within the Peacefield History stations activity about the Progressive Era. However, I felt that I wanted to have a lesson that offered a chance for students to delve more into the philosophy and frustrations of Black Progressives.

Black Progressives have often been held to the sideline of the Progressive movement. The racism of white Progressives and the lack of progress (there were no anti-lynching laws passed and segregation remained a constant) kept them on the sideline. Regardless, these individuals made incredibly important points about the Black experience in America. You can view more in the preview here. – Black Leaders of the Progressive Era

Included in this resource:

  • A handout for students – Google Slides version (editable), PowerPoint (editable), and a PDF version
  • A digital version of the lesson for Google Slides (also Pear Deck compatible)
  • A lesson plan for implementation

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