Teacher Resources
In celebrating African American History Month, we hope you will participate in our advisory and lunch activities TBA this week.
Advisory: African American History Quilt: Participating teacher will receive a class set of a quilt “template” for each student. Students are to research one influential African American person in our history, or an historical event that was related to African American History.
- A list of people/events have been provided for each advisory. To avoid multiple, repeated people/events, a list has been provided for your class to choose from. An alphabetized list is available on our school website (link BELOW) so you can see the entire list.
- Students can choose someone NOT on the COMPLETE (school) list, with your approval – DO NOT ALLOW THEM TO CHOOSE FROM ANOTHER ADVISORY’S LIST.
- Allow students until early next week to complete. Then tape or glue your quilt squares to create a class quilt to be displayed in MacKenzie Hall.
- Add ONE or more quilt squares that include: Teacher name, class room, a title of the project, etc. in order to fill in enough spaces to have a completed (rectangular/square) quilt.
- ** SUGGESTION: COUNT THE NUMBER OF QUILT SQUARES AND DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF SQUARES YOU NEED IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THE QUILT BEFORE TAPING/GLUING.
African American Quilt
People and Events
- A list of people/events have been provided for each advisory. To avoid multiple, repeated people/events, a list has been provided for your class to choose from. An alphabetized list is available on our school website (link on the home page) so you can see the entire list.
- Students can choose someone NOT on the COMPLETE (school) list, with your approval – DO NOT ALLOW THEM TO CHOOSE FROM ANOTHER ADVISORY’S LIST.
RESOUCRES
http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h3736.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_Greatest_African_Americans
https://blog.shmoop.com/2010/02/08/important-moments-black-history/
http://www.slideshare.net/BrendanOKane/50-events-that-changed-african-american-history
http://www.history.com/topics/black-history/black-history-milestones
http://www.infoplease.com/spot/bhmtimeline.html
https://www.fs.fed.us/people/aasg/calendar/timeline.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_African-American_history
http://www.slideshare.net/oripsolob/beginnings-of-the-civil-rights-movement?next_slideshow=1
HISTORICAL EVENTS/GROUPS/ETC. FOR QUILT
- Underground Railroad
- Abolitionism
- Civil Rights Movement
- Civil Rights Act of 1957
- Freedom Riders
- Emancipation Proclamation
- Million Man March
- Missouri Compromise
- The Emancipator
- March 2, 1807 (President Jefferson passes law to forbid Americans to participate in slave trade
- 13th, 14th, & 15th Amendments
- NAACP
- Brown vs. Board of Education/ Little Rock Nine
- Selma to Montgomery Marches/Birmingham Marches
- Sit-in Movement in Greensboro, North Carolina (1960) “Greensboro Four”
- Harlem Renaissance
- Historical Black Colleges (Spelman, Howard, etc.)
- Jim Crow Laws (Plessy v. Ferguson)
LIST ONE
1. A, Phillip Randolph |
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2. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. |
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3. Alain Locke |
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5. Althea Gibson |
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6. Amiri Baraka |
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7. Angela Davis |
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8. Aretha Franklin |
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10.Arthur Ashe |
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11.Arthur W. Mitchell |
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14.Barack Obama |
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18.Benjamin O. Davis Sr. |
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20.*Bessie Coleman |
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22.Bo Diddley |
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23.Booker T. Washington |
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24.*Carol Moseley Braun |
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25.Carter G. Woodson |
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26.Charles Drew |
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27.Charles Hamilton Houston |
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28.Clarence Thomas |
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29.Claude McKay |
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30.Colin Powell |
LIST TWO
1. Condoleezza Rice |
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2. Coretta Scott King |
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3. Count Basie |
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7. David Walker |
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8. Dorie Miller |
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10.Dr. Maulana Karenga |
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11.Dred Scott |
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15.Eldridge Cleaver |
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16.Eli Whitney |
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17.Elijah McCoy |
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19.Ella Baker |
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21.Emancipation Proclamation |
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22.Eric H. Holder, Jr. |
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23.Ernest Just |
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24.Ernest Greene |
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25.Eubie Blake |
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26.Fannie Lou Hamer |
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27.Frances Harper |
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LIST THREE
3. Hank Aaron |
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4. Harriet Tubman |
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5. Harriet Wilson |
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6. Harry Belafonte |
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9. Hiram Revels |
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10.Huey Newton |
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11.Ida B. Wells-Barnett |
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12.Ira Aldridge |
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13.Irene Morgan Mogan vs. Virginia |
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14.Jack Johnson |
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16.James Baldwin |
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17.James Forten |
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18.James W. Johnson |
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21.Jesse Owens |
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22.Jessie Jackson |
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23.Jim Brown |
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24.Joe Louis |
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26.John H. Johnson |
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LIST FOUR
2. Kwame Ture |
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3. Langston Hughes |
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6. Louis Farrakhan |
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7. Madame C.J. Walker |
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8. Mae Jemison |
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9. Malcolm X |
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10.Marcus Garvey |
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12.Martin Delany |
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13.Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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16.Mary McLeod Bethune |
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20.Maya Angelou |
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21.Medgar Evers |
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22.Michelle Obama |
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23.Miles Davis |
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24.Muhammad Ali |
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25.Nat Turner |
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26.Norbert Rilleux |
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30.Paul L. Dunbar |
LIST FIVE
1. Paul Robeson |
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2. Percy Julian |
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3. Phyllis Wheatley |
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4. Prince Hall |
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5. Ralph Bunche |
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6. Ray Charles |
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9. *Robert Weaver |
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11.Ron Brown |
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12.Rosa Parks |
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13.Roy Wilkins |
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15.Shirley Chisholm |
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16.Sojourner Truth |
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17.Stevie Wonder |
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19.Tiger Woods |
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20.Toni Morrison |
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21.*Tuskegee Black aviators |
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23.W.C. Handy |
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25.William H. Carney |
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26.William Lloyd Garrison |
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28.Wilt Chamberlain |
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