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2. Follow the prompt for the primary source you chose.
3. Click on the plus sign to add your response.
4. If you finish your prompt before time is called, click on another primary source. We will spend 3 minutes to view the source and respond.
4. It is always an effective practice to model how to read a primary source with your students before diving into this center whether the centers are f2f or virtual.
5. You may have to front load vocabulary if primary sources contain discipline-specific vocabulary
6. Teachers can use the class jots to discuss several aspects of the primary sources. Students can compare and contrast  primary sources or rank the primary sources as to which primary source makes the biggest impact on them and justify their answers.

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Telegram from A. Philip Randolph to President Lyndon B. Johnson- August 8, 1965

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Telegram from A. Philip Randolph to President Lyndon B. Johnson- August 8, 1965

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A. Philip Randolph was an important civil rights leader during the civil rights movement. A. Philip Randolph helped organize the March on Washington in 1963 where Martin Luther KIng Jr. gave his famous "I Have a Dream Speech".
1. Why do you think A. Philip Randolph said this "wonderful achievement" will never be forgotten?
2. Why is the Voting Rights Act of 1965 considered "historic legislation"?
3. What do you still wonder about The Voting Rights Act of 1965?

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Telegram from A. Philip Randolph to President Johnson

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Political Cartoon "The End of the Climb"

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Political Cartoon "The End of the Climb"

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1. Why do you think this political cartoon is called "The End of the Climb"?
2. Why is the woman standing on a ballot box?
3. Why is the ladder used to represent the 19th amendment?

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Photograph- Woman Holding Banner at the White House (January 30, 1917)

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Photograph- Woman Holding Banner at the White House (January 30, 1917)

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1. What do you think of when you think of the word "liberty"?
2. How are women's rights or any person's rights tied to liberty?
3. Why do you think this question is directed to the President?

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Flag Bearer for Women's Rights Standing Near White House

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When I think of liberty I think about freedom for all. 

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When I think of liberty I think about freedom for all. 

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1. It is called "The End of the Climb" because it represents women receiving the right to vote. Their "climb" to voting equality has ended.
2. The woman is standing on the ballot box  because she has the right to vote now.

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I think the ladder is used to represent the 19th amendment becuase it helps one visualize the path to women's voting rights.

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Achieving input to the ballot box was the pinnacle for women getting the vote.

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1. This is entitled the End of the Climb because it was an uphill climb to get the 19th amendment passed.

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1. This is entitled the End of the Climb because it was an uphill climb to get the 19th amendment passed.

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2, The woman is standing on the ballot box because that is where the climb ends; with the right to vote.
3. I think the ladders used because it took many steps to get the amendment passed.

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The Climb  is represented by the ladder and the steep climb the suffragettes endured to get access to voting rights through the 19th amendment. 

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The Climb  is represented by the ladder and the steep climb the suffragettes endured to get access to voting rights through the 19th amendment. 

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1. It was a long struggle, but they finally won the right to vote. 

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1. It was a long struggle, but they finally won the right to vote. 

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I think it is historic because the Act granted voting rights to all. Or at least it was supposed to. 

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I think it is historic because the Act granted voting rights to all. Or at least it was supposed to. 

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A right's not a right until it's granted to all!

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A right's not a right until it's granted to all!

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This spring and summer the BLM signs made a huge impression on me.

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She's on top of the box to celebrate the privilege of voting.

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She's on top of the box to celebrate the privilege of voting.

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The fight ended.

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Still wondering about groups who are still disenfranchised.

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Still wondering about groups who are still disenfranchised.

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The ladder represents the the steps the women took to get to this point.

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The ladder represents the the steps the women took to get to this point.