The Civil Rights Movement in the Postwar Era
Students examine the Civil Rights Movement in America after the end of World War II. They analyze the key events and court cases that paved the way for African-Americans to be considered equal. They research the roles of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. They compare the Civil Rights movement to the Women's Rights movement.
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