| ***Special Announcement*** |
| Teaching Modules and Lesson Plans Related to Korea |
| The Politics of Segregation: Jim Crow and Disenfranchisment (1876-1957) |
| Featured Lesson Plans |
***Special Announcement***Please check out the following companion site for your students: http://americanhistory.unomaha.eduThe student site contains much of the content from this site but it has been modified slightly for use by your students. |
Teaching Modules and Lesson Plans Related to KoreaTextEducators interested in the Cold War and references to Korea can consult the following Teaching Modules The link to "Teaching Modules" is located at the bottom of the TAHG home page. A wide array of other topics can be found among the Teaching Modules and all include primary sources and teaching strategies. The Korean War (1950-1953) The Cold War in Asia: China, Korea, Vietnam & Cambodia (1949-1979) Lesson plans are also featured that relate to Korea. There is a PART A and Part B of the lesson plan Multiple Perspectives of the Korean War. The two lessons are designed to be used together. |
The Politics of Segregation: Jim Crow and Disenfranchisment (1876-1957)Contains a wide variety of primary resources i.e. charts, political cartoons, etc.Note: Many of the resources contain graphic photographs and language that is derogatory. Educators need to use good judgement in what materials to share with their students. |
Featured Lesson Plan: |
| To Join Or Not To Join The League of Nations That Is The Question |
| Leaders of the Civil Rights Movement and the Apartheid Movement |
| Korean Lesson Multiple Textbook Perspectives of the Korean War Part B |
| Multiple Textbook Perspectives of the Korean War PART A |