The Ethnic History of South Carolina. American History, South Carolina History. Grade 8.

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contents The Ethnic History of South Carolina. American History, South Carolina History. Grade 8. American Indians Blacks Essays Ethnic Studies Fused Curriculum Grade 8 Jews Models Secondary Education State History Teacher Developed Materials Teaching Guides United States History This guide for eighth grade teachers was the product of a Title IX ethnic studies project. The guide was designed to supplement the regular South Carolina state history textbooks and place in a more positive frame of reference the ethnic contributions that specific ethnic groups have made to South Carolina history. Written by teachers, the guide is a model of the fusion of U.S. history and South Carolina state history. It contains 18 historical essays. Presented in chronological order, each essay contains a description of the national scene followed by a description of events as they happened in South Carolina during the same period. Ethnic contributions of Black Americans, French Americans, German Americans, Greek Americans, Scotch-Irish Americans, Jewish Americans, and American Indians are presented in each essay when appropriate. Biographical sketches are interspersed throughout the work. At the end of each essay or chapter, numerous activities are listed for students with a wide range of abilities. Students make models of a plantation, write poems, role play, participate in ethnic dances, debate topics, prepare ethnic food, write biographical sketches, and do library research. Also provided at the end of each essay are student and teacher bibliographies. (Author/RM)
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spellingShingle The Ethnic History of South Carolina. American History, South Carolina History. Grade 8.
American Indians
Blacks
Essays
Ethnic Studies
Fused Curriculum
Grade 8
Jews
Models
Secondary Education
State History
Teacher Developed Materials
Teaching Guides
United States History
The Ethnic History of South Carolina. American History, South Carolina History. Grade 8. American Indians Blacks Essays Ethnic Studies Fused Curriculum Grade 8 Jews Models Secondary Education State History Teacher Developed Materials Teaching Guides United States History This guide for eighth grade teachers was the product of a Title IX ethnic studies project. The guide was designed to supplement the regular South Carolina state history textbooks and place in a more positive frame of reference the ethnic contributions that specific ethnic groups have made to South Carolina history. Written by teachers, the guide is a model of the fusion of U.S. history and South Carolina state history. It contains 18 historical essays. Presented in chronological order, each essay contains a description of the national scene followed by a description of events as they happened in South Carolina during the same period. Ethnic contributions of Black Americans, French Americans, German Americans, Greek Americans, Scotch-Irish Americans, Jewish Americans, and American Indians are presented in each essay when appropriate. Biographical sketches are interspersed throughout the work. At the end of each essay or chapter, numerous activities are listed for students with a wide range of abilities. Students make models of a plantation, write poems, role play, participate in ethnic dances, debate topics, prepare ethnic food, write biographical sketches, and do library research. Also provided at the end of each essay are student and teacher bibliographies. (Author/RM)
title The Ethnic History of South Carolina. American History, South Carolina History. Grade 8.
topic American Indians
Blacks
Essays
Ethnic Studies
Fused Curriculum
Grade 8
Jews
Models
Secondary Education
State History
Teacher Developed Materials
Teaching Guides
United States History
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED182215