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for the blanks:
(See the word bank at the bottom of 8 -13.)
The Picture:
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Tips
for completing the map:
Students should work from the finished map shown on the Internet support site or from our overhead transparency map collection. Emphasize neatness from the beginning! Ask students to label the states highlighted on the map first. A sharp red color pencil will work since the letters are fairly large, but a # 2 pencil is O.K. (A red ink pen is good, but a mistake can't be erased, of course.) Be sure to point out that Michigan spans two areas of land. Next, have students shade the states highlighted on the map with a yellow color pencil. As you review the main events of the Civil Rights movement,
be sure to have students to refer to the map frequently. Many students
are very fuzzy about areas outside their own region.
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Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. His leadership of the Civil Rights movement
showed America the way to move past racism and segregation.
