Curriculum Guide and Related Activities | How the Monuments Came Down

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Keywords
History Monuments Statues Monument Avenue American history Southern history Black history South Richmond Virginia African American White supremacy Racism Activism Protest Resistance Public history Memorials Memorialization Civil War Emancipation Confederacy Confederates Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson Matthew Fontaine Maury J.E.B. Stuart Jefferson Davis John Mitchell Jr. Richmond Planet Maggie Walker Lost Cause Voting Voting rights Poll tax Minstrel show Urban renewal Highways Arthur Ashe Systemic Racism Slavery Slave trade Police Policing Equality Justice curriculum guide activities gallery walk activity project based activity primary sources primary source analysis gallery walk activity historical images historical photographs monuments landmarks historic landmarks Virginia history
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History-Social Science The Arts
Grade Levels
Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
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Curriculum Guide and Related Activities | How the Monuments Came Down

The Curriculum Guide, Project-Based Activity, and Gallery Walk Activity provide support material for the film How the Monuments Came Down. 

Note to Teachers:

Some of these primary resources contain abusive language and there are depictions of blackface that were not censored in an effort to provide authentic and transparent resources about the contemporary and historical experiences of Black Americans.
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PBS Learning Media

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