12th Grade Southern Politics And Resistance Resources

Analyze the historical, societal, and economic aspects of the New England and Southern Colonies. Investigate the motivations behind settlement, including religious and economic factors, and scrutinize the differences and similarities in the economic structures of each region. Examine key historical occurrences that shaped colonial life, highlighting the impact of these events on society and economy. Develop a comprehensive understanding of how these factors influenced the development of the colonial systems in New England and the Southern Colonies.

Examine the political landscape of Brazil with a focus on corruption and its impact on electoral outcomes. Gain an understanding of significant political events and the underlying factors that influence these occurrences. Learners will develop the ability to analyze the interplay between political dynamics and public perception in shaping election results. The learning process will enhance skills in critical evaluation of how systemic corruption affects governance and democracy.

Analyze the progression of political satire and its intersection with racial politics as presented in media. Develop skills in critically assessing how media shapes political perceptions and understand the impact of satirical content on societal awareness and discourse.

Investigate key amendments and landmark civil rights legal cases to comprehend their influence on racial equality and civil rights in America. Gain insights into legislative impacts and understand how these elements have shaped societal progress towards equality. Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing historical and legal contexts and articulating the significance of these legal milestones in the broader narrative of civil rights advancements.

Investigate the geography of the Southern United States, encompassing historical settlements and key landforms. Gain insights into the cultural and geographical distinctions of this region.

Analyze economic strategies and resistance techniques related to the abolition of slavery, emphasizing historical impacts and evaluating various methods of resistance. Learners will enhance their understanding of the economic and social dynamics of slavery abolition while developing critical thinking and analytical skills.

Examine the challenges and legislative changes that shaped the Reconstruction Era from 1865 to 1877, focusing on civil rights advancements and political developments in post-Civil War America. Investigate government actions and policies, analyzing the complexity of Black political participation during this transformative period. Enhance understanding of historical dynamics and develop skills in critical analysis and evaluation of legislative impacts on civil society.

Investigate the reasons behind the American Civil War to deepen understanding of historical events and assess knowledge of state secession. Focus on enhancing comprehension of the conflict's causes and evaluating historical perspectives on secession during this pivotal period.

Analyze the impact of key civil rights legislation, including the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments, and examine landmark cases such as Brown v. Board of Education. Gain insight into major events and influential figures like Rosa Parks and the NAACP, focusing on their long-term effects on American society. Develop a comprehensive understanding of these elements, emphasizing the ability to assess their significance and influence on the civil rights movement and overall societal change.

Investigate the strategies employed by political machines and the influence of the patronage system during the Gilded Age. Evaluate how these mechanisms shaped political control and impacted government appointments. Understand the complexities of power dynamics, including how political machines maintained authority and influenced civil service through patronage networks. Analyze historical examples to appreciate the effects on governance and political integrity.