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Re-Thinking the Dropping of the Atomic Bombs: Lesson 1

In this lesson students will be introduced to important background information on the dropping of the atomic bombs.
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Home Was a Horse Stall

Students will be researching and analyzing the internment of Japanese Americans on the west coast of the US during WWII.
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Impact of Air Raids on Tokyo

Students will analyze eyewitness descriptions of the firebombing of Tokyo and respond to it in a method of (mostly) their choosing.
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News From the Camps: Journals/Diaries from Japanese Internees

Journals/diaries written by the students from the viewpoint of Japanese Americans sent to the internment camps during WWII that include multimedia and social media aspects. This is an individual activity that is researched based with technology aspects that uses primary and secondary resources.
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Civil Rights After Baseball: The Presidential Responses to Jackie Robinson

This will be a technology-based, analysis, assignment that will focus on primary source documents of President Truman's viewpoints on race and letters that Brooklyn Dodgers Hall-of-Famer Jackie Robinson wrote to former Presidents.
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In the Name of

Students will write a letter to an appropriate government official arguing for or against the use of the Special Minimum Wage Certificate.
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Desegregating Armed Forces

Students will research the historical cause of desegregating the Armed Forces.
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DePriest Tea Incident

Individual research to find contrasting evidence for change based on the 1929 DePriest Tea Incident.
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The Presidential Desegregation Movement: The role of the President in relation to Desegregation

The student will analyze the role of the President of the United States in the Civil Rights movement and desegregation.
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To Desegregate the United States Military or Not ..

In this lesson, students will be asked to analyze two groups of the letters written to President Truman concerning the desegregation of the United States military.  One group of letters will be supportive of the Desegregation of the US military and the second group of letters will voice opposition to the desegregation of the military.  
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