Action in the Upper Peninsula
Red power
= movement led by Native Americans
REd Power
Predictions: What could this movement be for?
Understanding
the Context
What was the Red Power Movement and more importantly, what did its people want?
Article -fill in the guided reading chart
Red Power - Guided Reading
As you read, fill in the chart.
Why did the movement start?: (bulleted list of reasons) | |
Examples of the movement: (bulleted list of protests with explanation) | |
Impact of the movement: (What was gained?) | |
Creating Meaning
Red Power =
Create your own definition of this movement.
Seeds of change
What types of things were gained out of this movement?
Review with your partner and build a list in your notes:
Red Power in the U.p.
The impact of the movement was seen all over the United States, including the Upper Peninsula.
Directions:
Making Connection
How is the Red Power Movement similar and different to the Civil Rights Movement?
(Homework)
Seeds of change
What types of things were gained out of this movement?
Review with your partner and build a list in your notes:
Seeds of change
Impact of Red Power Movement
Red Power in the U.p.
The impact of the movement was seen all over the United States, including the Upper Peninsula.
Directions:
Group Share
(Starting with partner 1)
Class Share
Have students share what they found for impacts and fill in chart on board.
Increased Pride | Sovereignty | Self-Determination |
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Final Reflection
In what ways (be specific) did the Red Power Movement impact life for Native Americans?
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