Elementary African American History Worksheet Bundle / Workbook
Description
This illustrated workbook offers a comprehensive history of the African-American experience in the U.S. from the era of slavery to the battles for civil rights. This workbook includes biographies and a cultural history, written at a level that most younger students will find to be approachable and easy to follow.
The workbook format includes many multiple-choice and open-ended questions after each passage, with which students can practice reading comprehension and writing skills while reinforcing the important lessons of African-American history.
The chapters of this workbook serve as great standardized test prep while teaching a tremendous amount of African-American History. Individual chapters can be used to enrich social studies and language arts units or can be used in their entirety as the backbone curriculum for an African-American History course.
An answer key is included with suggested responses to the open-ended questions.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 The First African Americans and the Beginnings of Slavery
Chapter 2 Slavery in North America
Chapter 3 From Colonies to Country
Chapter 4 Mum Bett Sues for Freedom, David Walker Writes an Appeal
Chapter 5 The Underground Railroad and the Missouri Compromise
Chapter 6 African-American Churches
Chapter 7 Crossing International Borders, The Fugitive Slave Act
Chapter 8 The Liberator, Nat Turner’s Rebellion, The Amistad
Chapter 9 Boston and the Fugitive Slave Act
Chapter 10 Abolitionists Working in the South
Chapter 11 Frederick Douglass
Chapter 12 Harriet Tubman
Chapter 13 Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Chapter 14 John Brown, Dred Scott
Chapter 15 African Americans in the Civil War
Chapter 16 Spies and Buffalo Soldiers
Chapter 17 Jim Crow and Reconstruction
Chapter 18 The Niagara Movement: Civil Rights for All
Chapter 19 World War I
Chapter 20 Jazz
Chapter 21 The Black Renaissance
Chapter 22 Marian Anderson
Chapter 23 The Red-Tailed Angels of World War II
Chapter 24 Jackie Robinson
Chapter 25 The Civil Rights Movement
