Workshop Contents:

• Workshop Introduction
• FAQs
• Participant Background 
• Bulletin Board 
• Evaluating and Using Online Resources in the Classroom 
• Workshop Handouts
• North Carolina Civil Rights Time line 
• North Carolina Historic Sites and Museums Highlighting Civil Rights 
• Workshop Links 
• Primary Sources: What They Are and How to Use Them in the Classroom
• Interactive Civil Rights Time line
• Session 1: Trouble in My Way: 1830–1900 
• An Era of New Opportunities 
• Biography: Henry Berry Lowry 
• Issue: Schools for Freed People 
• Democracy Deceived 
• Event: Wilmington Race Riot
• Session 2: People Get Ready: 1901–1953 
• Political Disfranchisement 
• Biography: The House That Dr. Pope Built 
• Deepening the Social Divide 
• Issue: Segregation 
• World War II and the Push for Equality 
• Event: Journey of Reconciliation 
• Session 3: Tear Down These Walls: 1954–1980 
• The Brown Decisiony 
• People Who Dared 
• Event: The Greensboro Sit-In 
• Biography: Grand Lady: Ella Baker 
• Issue: Voting at Last 
• The White Backlash 
• A Shift toward Militancy 
• For the Good of the Community 
• Epilogue in the 1980s 
• Session 4: WebQuest: Exploring Civil Rights beyond the Traditional Focus 
• Session 5: The Changing Face of Civil Rights
• Regaining Lost Ground 
• New Struggles