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African American Art in the Twentieth Century Lesson PlanAfrican American Art in the Twentieth Century Lesson Plan
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African American Art in the Twentieth Century

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Students create a poster and paper describing the importance of African American History Week after a visit to the Phillips Collection in Washington DC.

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10th - 12th
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English Language Arts
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