Homeschool History Civil rights Movement

Welcome to Our Civil Rights Movement Homeschool History Course

Who was Ralph Abernathy? What did Medgar Evers accomplish? This semester-long Civil Rights Movement history course answers these questions and introduces students in seventh through ninth grade to the racial tensions that preceded the civil rights movement. Reading assignments, review questions, vocabulary, research, and writing assignments help students discover what really happened at this time in history.

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Civil Rights Movement

Length: 18 weeks
Content type: Text based
Grades: 7-9

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