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JMS Lesson Plan
Teacher: Debi Taylor and Jacob TatumSubject: 8th Grade Social StudiesDates 01/22/18- 02/02/18
Learning Targets: I can evaluate the political, social, and economic changes that occurred in GA during the New South Era.
Standard: SS8H7- Evaluate the key political, social and economic changes that occurred in GA during the New South Era.a. Identify the ways that individuals, groups, and events attempted to shape the New South, include the Bourbon Triumvirate, Henry
Grady, International Cotton Expositions, and Tom Watson and the populists.b. Analyze how rights were denied to African Americans or blacks through Jim Crow laws, Plessy v Ferguson, disenfranchisement,
racial violence, including the 1906 Atlanta Riot.c. Explain how the roles of Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, and Alonzo Herndon in the advancement of rights of African
Americans or blacks in the New South Era.d. Examine anti semitism and the resistance to racial inequality exemplified in the Leo Frank case.
EQ: How can individuals/groups impact change? How can location impact beliefs and ideals? How does social change impact political changes?
DOK 1 New South Cloze Notes Formative
DOK 2 USA Test Prep videos and assignments Formative
DOK 3 Acrostic poem for term Bourbon TriumvirateHenry Grady Bumper StickerVideo Analysis of Tom Watson and his Connection to GAJim Crow Political CartoonsAnalysis of Plessy v Ferguson Case and Leo Frank CaseInfluential people of the New South activity
Formative
DOK 4 Unit Test Summative
Teacher Notes and Resources:Monday, 1/22- Review Reconstruction materialTuesday 1/23- Reconstruction quiz and introduction to New South UnitWednesday 1/24- Complete New South Cloze NotesThursday 1/25- Bourbon Triumvirate Acrostic Poem//Henry Grady Bumper StickerFriday 1/26- Tom Watson video analysis
Monday 1/29- Jim Crow political cartoon//Plessy V Ferguson AnalysisTuesday 1/30- Influential People activityWednesday 1/31- Leo Frank CaseThursday 2/1- Review for Reconstruction and New South TestFriday 2/2- Reconstruction and New South Test