LibGuides: English: To Kill a Mockingbird Research: 1: Jim Crow Laws

1: Task

Jim Crow Laws: Their History, Guiding Policies, and Impact on Blacks

Directions: Use this note sheet to record your research findings on the following questions:

Explain what Jim Crow Laws were and how, where, and why they originated.
- Who was Jim Crow?
- What were the original laws and policies?
What impact did Jim Crow laws have on blacks and what rights did they violate?
How did whites and states defend Jim Crow laws?

After researching and taking detailed notes independently, you and your classmates with the same topic will collaborate to create a script and video that highlights your research findings. Plan out your video script using this script organizer. Note: Only one member of your group will need to make a copy of this. They will share their copy with all group members.

BHS Databases

Britannica ImageQuest
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Britannica School
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Student Resources in Context
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Websites

Citation Tools

NoodleTools
NoodleTools is an online research management platform that promotes critical thinking and authentic research. Students stay organized as they evaluate information, build accurate citations, archive source material, take notes, outline topics, and prepare to write.

To access: go to "Access via G Suite/Office 365"and type in your FCPS Google email address.

Presentation Tool

WeVideo
WeVideo is a collaborative video editing service that allows you to simply create and share great-looking videos.

To access: go to "Access via G Suite/Office 365"and type in your FCPS Google email address.
WeVideo: How-To