Civil Rights Movement Ela Jeopardy Template

Literacy Vocabulary	Determining Purpose	Literacy Vocabulary	Crafting an Essay
100 What is Segregation? The separation of Black people and White people in the United States prior to the Civil Rights Act.	100 What is In Boycott B	100 What is a Primary Source? Written at the time of the event by someone who witnessed first hand or was part of the historical events that are being described	100 What is introduce the topic of the essay? The first sentence of a scholar's compare and contrast essay should do this
200 What is Desegregation? Elimination of segregation as a result of new laws.	200 What is a Firsthand Account? Written from the point of view of someone who was as the event	200 What are -First write one sentence about how the texts are similar -Next write the main idea of how the two texts are different -Write down a concluding sentence about why these books are important even today A conclusion for a compare and contrast essay should include many things, two steps/ things in a conclusion
300 What is Integration? The action or process of joining or mixing two different groups of people, in connection to Civil Rights- two races coming together	300 What is a Secondary Source? Written using primary sources and told years later, after the event happened	300 What is Formal Language? Not using Me, My, Us, Our and instead using words like He, She, They, Their
400 Who is Rosa Parks? An activist during the Civil Rights Movement mostly known for refusing to give up her seat the a White person on a city bus, a leader in the Montgomery Bus Boycott	400 What is a Secondhand Account? Written from the point of view of someone who was not at the event and learned about the event from firsthand accounts	400 What are transitional words? Although, Next, Overall, In Conclusion,
500 What is "Separate but Equal? A law passed stating that Black people would have separate facilities, schools, workplaces, etc. but those would be equal in quality to White people	500 What is an Autobiography? Story about a person’s life and written by that person

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