The Civil Rights Era: Black Power and Its Impact
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This worksheet explores the timeline of the Black Power movement during the Civil Rights Era, encouraging students to understand key events and their significance.
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The Civil Rights Era: Black Power and Its Impact
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Timeline of the Black Power Movement
Source A: Excerpt from Stokely Carmichael's Speech (1966)
'Black Power is about pride, self-determination, and control over our communities. It is a call for black people to unite and stand up against injustice.' Provenance: Speech delivered by Stokely Carmichael, leader of SNCC, in 1966.
Key Events in the Black Power Movement
Source B: Excerpt from the Black Panther Party's 10-Point Program
'We want freedom. We want full employment. We want an end to robbery by capitalism.' Provenance: Official statement from the Black Panther Party, 1966.
Legacy and Impact of Black Power
Source C: Historian's View on Black Power
'Black Power challenged mainstream civil rights strategies by advocating for racial pride, self-defense, and community control. It inspired many young African Americans to take pride in their identity and demand change.' Provenance: Comment by historian Dr. Lisa Carter, 2020.
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