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    This weekly overview outlines the topics and assignments for a US History class from May 17-21. The week focuses on wrapping up discussion of the Vietnam War, examining the connections between the Civil Rights movement and anti-war protests, discussing conditions that led to the Civil Rights movement, and presenting on the long-term impact and key figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Students are assigned readings and questions to complete each day in preparation for presentations later in the week.

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    Christensen

    Weekly Overview
    US History
    May 17 – May 21

    “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”

    – Martin Luther King Jr., “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”

    Day Topic Assignment

    Monday We will wrap up our Read 29.3 and answer section


    discussion of the Vietnam War questions 1-4.
    and talk about the connections
    between the Civil Rights
    movt. and protest against the
    war. We may continue the
    documentary started on
    Friday.

    Tuesday Continue documentary; Complete King/ Malcolm X


    discuss conditions that led to readings and answer
    the movement. questions.

    Wednesday Long term impact of the Civil Work on presentations.


    Rights movement and the
    death of Malcolm X and
    MLK.

    Thursday Library working on Be certain you are ready to


    presentations. present tomorrow.

    Friday Presentations begin! Work on presentations.

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